Who it helps
Secondary school students and young adults who want a clearer understanding of personal finance, whether they are earning their first paycheque, preparing for post-secondary life or beginning to manage money independently.
Budgeting and saving
Practice tracking income and spending, setting savings goals and making trade-offs using realistic everyday scenarios.
Banking, credit and borrowing
Learn how common bank accounts, debit cards, credit cards, interest and borrowing work, including why repayment terms matter.
Introductory investing
Understand risk, diversification, time horizons and the difference between saving and investing. Lessons are educational, not personalized investment recommendations.
Taxes and financial responsibilities
Discuss basic tax concepts, reading pay statements, common financial obligations and finding trustworthy information.
Lesson or workshop enquiries
We can discuss individual lessons or small-group workshops depending on interest and availability. Contact StudentLinks to confirm the appropriate age group, learning goals, format, fee and scheduling. This is general education, not financial, legal or tax advice.
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Tell us what support you need. We’ll confirm availability and fees before arranging a session.