The challenge may be over, but the learning never stops.

Budgeting may not sound very glamorous, but they're crucial to building your financial security. After this video, students will be able to explain why a budget that's organized and keeps you on track is so important.

Credit can make it easier for you to make a purchase, but it's also important for you to be clear on how credit works. After this video, students will be able to articulate the advantages of using credit.

Your budget can help you achieve your goals. After this video, students will be able to connect goals to spending and saving categories.

Your first credit card will likely be the first step in building your credit history. After this video, students will be able to explain what a credit history is, how it works, and the factors that will influence credit over time.

Students will review a budget by adding personal lifestyle expenses, categorizing fixed and variable costs, and calculating their final savings to reflect on financial goals.

Students will analyze the five key factors of credit scoring by determining how specific financial behaviors impact a score and developing personal strategies for long-term credit health.

Students will evaluate a financial situation by categorizing expenses, calculating a monthly budget deficit, and recommending specific spending adjustments.

Students will calculate Debt-to-Income (DTI) ratios for different scenarios to evaluate financial health and recommend strategies for reducing debt.