Parents, do your teens have a solid understanding of these basic financial principles?

• How much things cost?
• Career choices and salaries?
• Budgeting and inflation?
• Saving and investing?
• Stocks and interest rates?
• Proper use of credit and avoiding life-ruining debt?

Of course they don't. But after this four-day financial literacy camp, they will dazzle you and their friends with money management knowledge and skills that will lay the foundation for a bright financial future. Don't let them go another year without this life-changing skill! We've got you covered. My Money Camp is the nation's fastest-growing provider of hands-on financial education for students age 13-19, bringing a fun and proven curriculum along with engaging instructors to hundreds of locations across the U.S.

The four-day program introduces teens to real-world exercises in earning money, spending money, saving money and investing. This is not a stock-market trading game. Students learn how much various jobs pay and how much things cost, how to build and manage a budget, differences between debit cards, credit cards and payment apps, the magic of investing and compound returns, and most important of all, how to avoid a life-altering debt trap.

Do you wish you had learned more about money when you were young? Who doesn't? Help your teen now!

Money doesn't grow on trees, but parents can plant the seeds of their children's future by giving them financial literacy well before they leave for college. As shown in numerous independent studies, adults who were exposed to financial education as teenagers have higher wages, less bad debt, more retirement savings and are more likely to own a business.

The hands-on program includes 12 hours of small-group classroom sessions plus a one-year subscription to dozens of online games, activities, newsletters and learning materials that can be shared with the family and supplement our core curriculum. Campers learn quickly and retain the material because classes aren't just informative, they are fun and immediately useful.

No responsible parent would let a teenager behind the wheel of a car without some form of driver's education; don't let your student wreck his or her future because they lack a financial education.