Financial education is often introduced late—if at all. That delay has real consequences, especially when so many young people enter adulthood unprepared to make informed money decisions.
But what if financial literacy wasn’t just a high school elective, but a pathway built from childhood to adulthood—with aligned support from families, educators, banks, and financial advisors?
This is the vision behind Goalsetter’s integrated platform. In Portsmouth, Virginia, a district-wide pilot showed what’s possible when students are taught personal finance with real-world applications. After just a short-term program, high school students showed a 47% improvement in financial mastery—because they had access to curriculum designed to meet them where they are.
That same philosophy applies to our partnerships with banks and wealth managers. Families want tools that support learning at home. Advisors want to foster financial maturity in heirs before wealth is transferred.
Goalsetter links these groups together—supporting lifelong money learning. A child starts in the classroom, gains practical experience at home through smart family banking tools, and matures into an investor or entrepreneur with the help of an informed advisor.
From first dollar to long-term investing, it’s not just about teaching money—it’s about building wealth, step by step.
Read how Goalsetter connects the entire financial learning journey
