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Funny Money Program 

This program educates youth about the basics of personal finance including money management, credit, debt and savings and uses a unique presentation format to make a lasting impression on students.


Funny Money High Schools Assembly Program

This is a highly entertaining show which takes grades 11 and 12 students on a financial literacy tour through the basics of balancing a cheque book, reconciling a credit card statement, to credit card fundamentals and more. Learn more

Supporting teacher resources:

Funny Money Tool Kit

The activities in this kit complement our Funny Money for High School
Assembly program. Students learn about needs and wants, cash flow management, credit and credit rating, and investment risk and return. 

 

  

Funny Money Cartoon Series

These video clips will entertain your students and reinforce key messages in the Funny Money High School Assembly program. See more videos on our YouTube Channel

 

 
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