Foster Youth Money Guides

The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Foster Youth Money Guides share financially savvy knowledge and skills with foster youth in mind. The series also includes a “caregiver’s handbook” that delivers concrete advice on helping kids in foster care manage their money and plan for the future. Learn more in the Foster Youth Money Guides.

Caregiver's Handbook for Money Pals

Being Cool with Cash and I Know Where I'm Going

Written for caregivers of foster youth, this guide gives concrete direction in teaching financial skills to help foster kids find their dreams and have the money to make them reality.

I Know Where I'm Going, Part Two

But Will My Cash Keep Up?

This workbook, part of a 2-book set, is designed to stimulate conversations with foster children, ages 12 to 15, about investing money, being a savvy shopper and using a credit card.

I Know Where I'm Going, Part One

But Will My Cash Keep Up

This guide, written for teenagers in foster care, provides the knowledge and skills necessary to be financially savvy and able to save for your future.

Money Pals, Part Two

Being Cool with Cash

This workbook is designed to teach foster children, ages 8 to 11, practical skills about shopping, such as keeping a spending diary, being a smart shopper and understanding advertising.

Money Pals, Part One

Being Cool with Cash

This workbook is designed to teach children in foster care, ages 8 to 11, practical skills about using money,

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Foster Youth Money Guides

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