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Rising Moguls (ages 10 - 12)

Introduce the world of money to your middle schooler through our Rising Moguls course, designed for the evolving minds of 10 to 12-year-olds.

This crucial phase in their development is the perfect time to deepen their understanding of money beyond purchasing power. They'll learn to appreciate its value in relation to work, savings, and delayed gratification while navigating the complexities of social influences on spending.

What Your Middle Schooler Will Learn:

  • Budgeting Basics: Gain independence through managing allowances or earnings and learn the importance of budgeting.

  • Investing Insights: Discover the fundamentals of investing, including stocks and bonds, to spark an interest in wealth growth.

  • Financial Planning: Set and achieve financial goals, understanding the journey from short-term desires to long-term aspirations.

  • Entrepreneurial Spirit: Explore the basics of business, earning, and investing, fostering an entrepreneurial mindset.

  • Peer Influence & Money Decisions: Navigate the impact of peer pressure and social media on financial choices, promoting savvy decision-making.

Empower your middle schooler with essential financial skills for a successful future. Join us on this exciting journey to financial literacy and beyond, one lesson at a time.

Bonus:

  • Certification of completion upon successful course completion

  • Financial videos helmed by World of Money graduates

The Lack of Youth Financial Education Causes:

  • students are more likely to have low credit scores
  • poor health and emotional anxiety
  • prevents establishing generational wealth.
  • causes generational financial product victimization
  • causes lower college attainment levels.

What People Are Saying:

Since Kaila attended the Institute, we have had more conversations about our household finances. We have opened a savings account for her, began instituting an allowance and have had discussions about researching investment options as well as ideas for entrepreneurship. Recently, we began having family meetings to discuss our finances so we can actively plan how to decrease expenses and increase revenue. Initially, we will meet twice a month and each person has been assigned a different task to complete. Although we are at the initial stages of ‘taking charge’ of our finances, we know with consistency and planning we can secure a better financial future for our family. Lastly, WOM has taught Kaila about money in a way that we could not and we look forward to her applying this knowledge so she can build wealth and establish a legacy for her family. As we continue to invest in her future, we know the WOM Summer Institute will continue to be one of those investments.

Kaila's parents: Donald and Adriane Dula