95% of teens who used Money Path said the app will be useful in helping them build a good plan for their financial future.

What is Money Path?

Money Path connects the dots between career path and pay, college expenses and student loan debt, managing a budget, and establishing a timeline for achieving important financial goals like purchasing a car or home and saving for retirement.

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Who uses Money Path?

Available at the crucial time when they are making decisions about adult life, Money Path allows teens and young adults to build a personalized plan and chart a course towards their life-long career and financial goals. Read more.

Money Path in action

As users move through the app simulation, they identify a path: college, an apprenticeship, military service, or direct entry into the workforce. Then, using up-to-date data on career starting salaries and post-secondary education costs, students develop a plan to pay for school, build a real life budget, set savings goals, and compare different paths side by side to envision the long-term impact of their decisions.

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A proven solution

Money Path was developed by SecureFutures, a leader in teen financial education since 2006.

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Student Survey
0%	97% of students reported they are more likely to set up a savings plan for important financial goals like an emergency fund, car or home once they begin their career.
0%	95% of students agree that Money Path is interesting, easy to use, and helpful to build a plan for the future.
0%	94% of students reported they are more likely to take action planning their future career and managing their future finances.
0%	88% of students increased their knowledge of important financial concepts related to career salaries, college costs, student loan debt, budgeting and saving for future financial goals.
0%	88% of students increased their knowledge of the impact student loans will have on their future budget.
0%	87% of students increased their knowledge of how income, spending and saving are all connected.

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