Park Hill Financial District
Financial literacy for real life.
Practical money skills for adults and young people. Explore the learning tracks, then talk with PHFD about the right next step for you, your family or your organization.
Adult learning
Build a plan you can use.
The PHFD Adult Financial Literacy curriculum includes eight practical workshops using fictional case studies, guided worksheets and hands on activities.
- Goals and money conversations
- Cash flow and changing income
- Banking and digital safety
- Credit and borrowing
- Income and business choices
- Housing, transportation and protection
- Saving, investing and future care
- Decisions under pressure
Practice comparing costs, planning around changing income and making choices that fit your goals. You never need to share account details or personal financial history.
Program status: Original curriculum prepared for educator review and a supervised pilot. Contact PHFD about participation and group delivery. Dates, availability and fees are confirmed directly with PHFD.
Youth learning
Money choices. Room to learn.
The PHFD youth learning track introduces teens to money skills through discussion, practical examples and fictional scenarios. Participants can learn without sharing private information about themselves or their families.
- Understanding a first paycheck
- Needs, wants and opportunity cost
- Budgeting, saving and unexpected expenses
- Checking accounts, savings accounts and fees
- Debit, credit and digital safety
- Comparing everyday costs and subscriptions
- Creating a first money plan
Ask about workshop availability for families, schools and community groups.
Start a conversation.
Tell us which program interests you and whether you are asking for yourself, your family or a group.
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PHFD provides general financial education, not individualized investment, tax, legal, benefits, credit repair or insurance advice. No financial outcome or product approval is guaranteed.