Want to add some pizzazz to your personal finance classroom? Educators in FinLit Fanatics have been sharing some great decorating ideas, including printable posters as well as student-created displays. See what's surfaced.

[Post updated on July 31, 2024] 

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Infographics

Teach and reinforce economic and personal finance concepts in a colorful and easy-to-understand format. The Atlanta Fed has more than 20 infographics you can either download and print or order copies.

Wealth 101 Infographics

A small set of 11x17 posters ready to print! 

Canva Posters & Infographics 

NGPF recently partnered with Canva to create dozens of personal finance templates to use with your class and some of them can double as poster print outs. You can also make it a classroom activity by having students create or research them before you print. We recommend the 11x17 Paystub Poster.

Don't want to order from Canva's print shop? You can always DIY - just download and print!

Hispanic Heritage Month Posters from NGPF 

We created these posters for Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15), but they can work year-round.

Notable & Money Quotable Posters

10 printable posters with quotes about money from Warren Buffet to Vera Wang

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Posters

These posters and shipping are free! 

NGPF's Customizable Classroom Posters

25 ink-friendly posters you can customize.

My Personal Finance Goals Display

An idea from Kate Rudolph in FinLit Fanatics. As students to consider their short term financial goals (top of dollar sign) vs their long term financial goals (bottom) and write them out on a dollar sign (or other shape or symbol).

Ideas from Financial Literacy Month

In April, we asked teachers to submit their FinLitMonth classroom decor for a raffle. While some of the submissions are specific to FinLitMonth, many could be used at any time of year. Browse the album for ideas. 

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Hannah Rael

As NGPF's Marketing Communications Manager, Hannah (she/her) helps spread the word about NGPF's mission to improve the financial lives of the next generation of Americans.

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