Council for Economic Education
The mission of the Council for Economic Education (CEE) is to teach K-12 students about personal finance and economics so that they can make better decisions for themselves, their families, and their communities. Free lesson plans, videos, and interactives: www.econedlink.orgwww.councilforeconed.org
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Oct 22, 2026
Rebecca PattersonGUEST
We have better financial markets and more people are ready for retirement.
Rebecca PattersonGUEST
Any profits we make are going to Council for Economic Education, author profits.
Rebecca PattersonGUEST
And our publisher wants a little bit of the profit.
Andrew Ross SorkinHOST
Right.
Jenny HarringtonPANELIST
Too, this is really important.
Jenny HarringtonPANELIST
All of the author profits are being donated to the Council for Economic Education and the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
Scott WapnerHOST
Oh, good.
Jenny HarringtonPANELIST
So if you buy it, you know, please don't think you're lining our pockets.
Peyton WagnerGUEST
I mean, I was fortunate enough that my high school did teach personal finance, but a lot of schools don't.
Peyton WagnerGUEST
And actually, according to the Council of Economic Education, there are now 39 states, including Colorado, that are now going to be requiring personal finance in high school because of the fact that so many kids don't know it.
Peyton WagnerGUEST
So it is super, super critical that kids start to get an understanding of this at a young age.
Kim MonsonHOST
Okay.
Liz ThomasHOST
Yeah.
Rebecca PattersonGUEST
It's also why I joined this organization called the Council for Economic Education.
Rebecca PattersonGUEST
I chair the board.
Rebecca PattersonGUEST
Our whole shtick is K through 12 financial literacy.