Play Moneytopia!
Moneytopia is an immersive game that helps you learn more about managing your money while having fun. The loftier and more costly your big dream, the longer the game will last. Play the game—or, for a quick overview of different topics, check out the Moneytopia Tutorials.
Free Investor Publications
Download PDFs or order printed copies of FINRA's educational publications and other materials free of charge.
Financial Toolkits
Download printable Action Plans and worksheets to help military families balance their budgets, manage debt or save more.
Addressing a Need
Whether on-base or deployed overseas, it is crucial that military members have access to financial education information that enables them to make prudent saving and investing decisions for themselves and their families. SaveAndInvest.org offers a multifaceted program that includes online and on-the-ground training to make sure you're supported at key financial milestones.
Free Credit Score & Analysis
We are pleased to make FICO® credit scores—and the educational information and tools in the FICO Standard product—available free of charge to eligible active duty servicemembers and their spouses.
Save & Invest Disability Benefits
You or a loved one may be entitled to benefits due to service-related injuries. Find out about eligibility, get information about different types of benefits and start managing them with confidence.
Action Plan: Check Your Options to Save for Retirement
Making the decision to save for retirement is an important step to start on the path to a secure financial future. Most people can usually select from several tax-advantaged options to save for retirement, sometimes at the same time. Here's a list of ways you can save to help you make the most of your options.
Teens & Money
Strong financial knowledge and skills are critical to future success. Today's teens must be prepared to make wise decisions about earning and spending, credit and budgeting, saving and investing.
How to Save for College
You can save enough money to send your children to college. It just takes planning, discipline and an understanding of your options. Watch our short video to see what they are—so you can choose the best one for your family. View more "how-to" videos.
Meet Our Partners
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
The SEC's Office of Investor Education and Advocacy serves the tens of thousands of investors who contact the agency each year with investment-related complaints and questions. The Office's trained investor assistance specialists answer questions, analyze complaints, seek informal resolution of investors' problems, and distribute helpful educational materials.
The SEC has a Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Defense, which allows the SEC to partner with the DoD on financial literacy initiatives. The SEC provides investing workshops and distributes free brochures on numerous investing topics. For more information on how to invest wisely and avoid costly mistakes, visit www.sec.gov/investor.shtml, or call their toll free number at (800) 732-0330.