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A student-led podcast about building strong financial futures.
“This youth-hosted Financial Empowerment podcast dives into everything your school should’ve taught you about money. Whether you’re 14 or 44, Money UP gives you the tools to ask smart questions and take control of your financial future.”
Let’s be honest: most of us left school knowing how to calculate the hypotenuse of a triangle, but with absolutely no idea how to build credit, invest, or budget for the real world. That is where our youth-hosted Financial Empowerment podcast comes in. This show serves as the ultimate modern guide to everything your school should’ve taught you about money, breaking down complex financial topics into real, digestible conversations.
We believe that financial literacy shouldn’t be intimidating or exclusive. Regardless of your age, this podcast is designed for you. Money affects everyone, and it is never too early or too late to learn the rules of the game.
Hosted by the next generation, this podcast breaks down complex financial topics into real, digestible, and actionable advice.
Washington State Treasurer, Mike Pellicoti, joins us in the Money UP studio to talk about how teens can get a running start in their financial futures. Money UP is financial empowerment show actually built for real life. Hosted by Podcast students from DANCE 89.5 in Seattle, we unpack the money fundamentals your school skipped with straight talk and expert advice. Money UP is brought to you with support from The Financial Empowerment Network, BizKids, and DANCE 895.
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