Finance 101


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Manage Your Money

Explore these tools and resources for budgeting, paying down debt, building financial independence and more.

 

Resources that empower individuals with diverse abilities and their caregivers to better understand and navigate their financial lives more independently.

  • Teach adults with diverse learning abilities to understand the basic financial skills needed for employment and independent living.

  • Whether it’s making ends meet, saving for retirement or both, here are some healthy financial habits you can adopt now.

  • Tips for how new graduates can conquer entry-level income challenges.

  • The ABCs of money management, these tips can help parents educate their children about money, saving and spending.

  • Learn about key financial concepts that can help you make more informed decisions and improve your bottom line.

  • Find out how to manage your money as a couple and avoid conflict with these tips and guidelines.

  • Guidelines to help improve your financial future, including how to avoid new debt and pay down old debt.

  • Whether you’re graduating from high school or college, here are some tips to help you prepare for life after graduation.

  • Selecting the right bank is one of the most important choices a small business owner can make. Here’s what to look for.


Financial education resources

  • Support financial literacy with free lessons, activities, TD volunteer instructors and a virtual stock market game.

  • Forecast your total costs for the school year, estimate your available money and get help on how to plan.

Additional resources, tips and tools

Save and Spend

Explore these tools and resources for how to build savings, spend within a budget and more.

  • Saving a little each month can really add up – and all it takes is a few small adjustments to your spending.

  • Organizing your financial records will help keep track of your money and information, and help you find ways to save.

  • We all dream of that ideal retirement. Setting your own schedule and doing what you want when you want. Achieving that goal requires financial stability — and these tips can help you set a strong foundation for reaching the future you’re dreaming of.


Financial education resources

  • Support financial literacy with free lessons, activities, TD volunteer instructors and a virtual stock market game.

  • Forecast your total costs for the school year, estimate your available money and get help on how to plan.

Additional resources, tips and tools

Credit and Lending

Explore these tools and resources for how to build and maintain good credit, how to start saving to buy a home and more.


Financial education resources

  • Support financial literacy with free lessons, activities, TD volunteer instructors and a virtual stock market game.

  • Forecast your total costs for the school year, estimate your available money and get help on how to plan.

Additional resources, tips and tools

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The My Money Program, created by the Florida Department of Financial Services, is a comprehensive and inclusive financial literacy program and resource clearinghouse for individuals with developmental disabilities, their family members and caregivers.

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