Kulsum, a student of BRAC's primary school, is one of the participants of the Aflatoun class. She lives in Baligaon village of Moulvibazar in north-eastern Bangladesh.

Sir Richard Branson congratulates 11 year old Solomon Dortch on winning IMPACT The Money Game, with the most Financial Wisdom Points (FWPs) for the day.

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Most fifth graders aren’t interested in the stock market, money management or balancing checkbooks. However, students in Kathy House’s fifth grade class at Peyton Elementary School are learning life skills that will help them be successful in the future.

The students participate in the Young Bankers Club, sponsored by Fifth Third Bank and the Financial $tability PartnershipTM of the River Cities, every Wednesday at 1 p.m. The sessions are one hour and started on Feb. 22 and will end April 18.

“This is a great opportunity to get out in the community and teach students how to lead successful lives, especially pertaining to financial literacy and education,” said Melonie Wilcox, assistant coordinator. “I really enjoy interacting with the students, and they seem to really enjoy the sessions. I think they are learning a lot of skills that will help them now and in the future.”

Activities include learning about how money is made, how to balance a checkbook and other money-oriented topics.

Photo by Kaylin Adkins.

The #FutureSmart Challenge at TD Garden featured Hill Harper talking to 2000+ kids about financial literacy. Event was sponsored by Mass Mutual and the FutureSmart Foundation.