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All of us at NH Jump$tart wish you and your families a safe, healthy and restful summer.  See you after Labor Day!...
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You may be familiar with our 12 Principles Calendar, which outlines a financial principle each month. Recently, the Jump$tart Coalition’s Education Committee redesigned the principles to better align with the National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education. You can follow us...
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In collaboration with the Council for Economic Education (CEE), Jump$tart is pleased to share the revised National Standards for Personal Financial Education. The new Standards represent Jump$tart’s and CEE’s shared vision of a single, unified set of standards that will guide...
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As an all-volunteer non-profit organization, we have to rely on donations and sponsor ships to conduct our programs and activities.  Please support our mission by participating in our annual fund-raising campaign. You can make a tax-deductible donation with a credit...
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Can you afford the life you want? Will you own a car? Where will you live? How will you earn a living? The possibilities are endless, but it may be time for a Reality Check. Fill in the choices on...
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Since our founding in 2000, NH Jump$tart (a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization) has reached thousands of children, teens, parents and teachers with a message of smart consumer behavior and sound financial habits. You can help improve financial literacy in New Hampshire...
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Congratulations to Bow High School for winning the 2026 FinLit300 State Championship!   Trinity High School is this year’s Finalist. Pictures of this year’s event will be forthcoming.  In addition, thank you to all of the schools who participated in this year’s competition:...
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We are pleased to bring back a new program from NH Jump$tart called “The Reality Check Tour.” NH Jump$tart volunteers visit with high school students in the Granite State during the academic year and have a conversation about money management...
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The “I Can Save!” campaign is designed to encourage elementary school children to begin a savings habit that can continue through their lives.  We are pleased to announce our continued partnership with The Centsables! The Centsables are six lovable superheroes...
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Governor Ayotte acknowledged that “personal financial education is essential for ensuring that the youth of New Hampshire are prepared to manage money and credit wisely and responsibly.” She recognized the “concerned professionals of NH Jump$tart who volunteer their time and...
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