NGPF Podcast

Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF) is a nonprofit committed to guaranteeing that all U.S. high school students receive a personal finance course prior to graduating. NGPF has become the number one source for over 115,000 educators looking for high-quality, engaging personal finance curriculum to equip students with the skills they need to thrive in the future. The organization invests in teacher professional development with live Virtual Professional Development, 11 Certification Courses, and 40+ asynchronous On-Demand modules. All of its curriculum and professional development is provided at no cost. NGPF has been recognized by Common Sense Education as a "Top Website for Teachers to Find Lesson Plans" and also named NGPF a "Selection for Learning." Visit ngpf.org for more.

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  Family Finance Trends in 2026

  Aug 17, 202638 min

  Jonathan Morales, Head of Community Banking at JPMorgan Chase, unpacks viral money trends reshaping how younger generations think about finances. Join the session to explore how transparency, accountability, and digital culture are redefining how families talk about, save, and spend money. Jonathan has extensive experience at JPMorgan Chase and will discuss both the promise and pitfalls of new trends. Also, he shares how they can inspire financial confidence and community connection, but also risk spreading oversimplified or performative advice. He goes beyond the hashtags to understand what these shifts mean for the future of personal finance and how families can adapt with purpose and confidence.

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  Panel of Financial Journalists: Investing, Money, & What Students Need to Know

  Aug 11, 202659 min

  Tune into this live panel discussion of leading financial journalists for an engaging conversation on investing, money management, and the financial knowledge students need to build confident futures. This was live during the NYC FinCamp in August 2026! The panel features Gunjan Banerji of The Wall Street Journal, Oyin Adedoyin of The Wall Street Journal, Jacob Sonenshine of Barron's, and Genna Contino of MarketWatch, and the rich discussion explores how young people can make sense of markets, develop smart spending and saving habits, and approach investing with clarity rather than hype. You'll hear directly from journalists who cover personal finance and the economy every day in their work, with practical insights on the questions that matter most to students and what trends to look out for in our modern economic landscape.

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  Jake Cousineau on the Psychology Behind Financial Decision Making

  Aug 3, 202641 min

  Jake Cousineau teaches personal finance at Viewpoint School, where what started as one trimester course now reaches nearly every eighth grader plus juniors and seniors. His first book "How to Adult: Personal Finance for the Real World" grew from a short guide for graduating seniors into a text adopted by schools and colleges nationwide. Now his second book "Face Your Financial Fears" tackles the myths and psychology that keep people from addressing money problems. In this session, Jake will share what he's learned from years in the classroom about making personal finance approachable rather than intimidating, why storytelling works better than traditional textbooks, and how he helps students shift from feeling hopeless about money to seeing a clear path forward. Perfect for teachers looking for practical ways to make financial concepts relatable and for anyone considering writing their own educational materials.

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  Bringing "Beyond Belief" to Your Students

  Jul 31, 202651 min

  What if the most important thing you teach your students about money has nothing to do with budgets, credit scores, or compound interest? What if it starts with what they believe? In this special episode for teachers, Nir Eyal shares key ideas from his newest book, Beyond Belief. He connects these ideas to inner narratives students and teachers carry about money, time, and their own impact. Nir unpacks the science of how beliefs about money, potential, and about what's possible are formed early and shape everything that follows. Join us to explore how to help students notice and "stress-test" their beliefs against real-world examples, while also getting tools to examine assumptions about what's possible in your classroom and in your own financial life.

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  What the Research Actually Says About Financial Education

  Jul 23, 202646 min

  For over 12 years, Carly Urban has been researching one question: does financial education actually work? As a Professor of Economics at Montana State University, she's co-authored the most comprehensive meta-analysis of financial education ever conducted, examining 76 randomized controlled trials. Her findings debunk decades of faulty research and confirm what teachers want to hear—financial education improves financial behaviors in cost-effective ways. But the devil is in the details. Her research shows that standalone semester-long courses improve credit scores and financial well-being, while embedded approaches don't show the same effects. In this session, Carly will share what actually works in financial education, why quality implementation matters more than just having requirements on paper, and what her database of high school course offerings across America reveals about the state of financial literacy education nationwide.

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