Thirty-six states require students to take a personal finance course to graduate. We visit classrooms to learn how it works.

It's never too early to start teaching your children about finances and encouraging them to save. In fact, research has shown that children as young as five can begin to understand the value of money.

Focused on the economy, the latest report from VOICES for Alabama’s Children argues improving children’s welfare requires ...

Many Minnesotans had high hopes going into the 2015 legislative session. Our state’s economy was continuing to improve, we had a $2 billion budget surplus, and an opportunity to move forward ...

Investments in kids are investments in our future. State spending on proven effective programs for children can not only have an immediate impact on kids and families but also long-lasting benefits ...