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Financial Literacy

Pay stubs, deductions, accounts and credit are all learnable. None of them are obvious the first time you meet them, and nobody explains them properly on day one.

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Short workplace experiences.

These run on the same SkillRise Workday structure as the workplace stories: you arrive, something happens, you decide, and Spark talks it through with you.

There's no playable practice for this area yet. The free support below is available now.

In development (7)not playable yet · no release date
  • Reading Your First Pay Stub — Riverside Café
  • Where Did It Go? — Harbor Hotel
  • Comparing Two Offers — Everyday decisions
  • A Budget That Survives a Bad Week — Everyday decisions
  • Choosing an Account — Everyday systems
  • The Text About Your Wages — Everyday life
  • What Credit Actually Costs — Everyday decisions

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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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Free information and tools about money, bank accounts, credit, debt, housing, student loans and financial decisions.

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LINCS Learner Center

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Free U.S. Department of Education learning resources for reading, writing, math, English, job skills and health.

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