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$12.99 standalone PDF download. Included at no extra charge with eligible paid CashQuest Kids or Teach Me Finance EZ membership in the Family Financial Education Hub. Members should download their included copy from their protected course instead of buying it again.
Help your family turn money questions into a practical plan. This expanded 192-page guide combines clear explanations, worked examples, engaging activities, full-color imagery, and parent and educator support. Explore earning, entrepreneurship, community service, Reputation Capital, credit, college costs including room and board, grants versus scholarships, FAFSA, student and parent loans, and repayment.
A navigable directory contains 169 named scholarship and education-funding programs, with official sponsor links, eligibility notes, application guidance, and research checked October 8, 2026. These are distinct programs, not a promise of 169 open awards: eligibility, dates, and availability vary. Younger-student routes are identified so families can find age-appropriate opportunities without reading every listing. Always confirm current rules with the sponsor.
Includes printable planning and learning activities plus a searchable online scholarship companion. The book helps you learn and plan; the companion helps you find and follow official sources. Neither submits applications or creates accounts for you.
Instant PDF download for personal and household educational use. You may print your copy; redistribution or resale is not permitted. This purchase is for the book only and does not unlock paid courses. Educational information, not individualized financial, tax, legal, or investment advice.
$12.99 standalone PDF download. Included at no extra charge with eligible paid CashQuest Kids or Teach Me Finance EZ membership in the Family Financial Education Hub. Members should download their included copy from their protected course instead of buying it again.
Help your family turn money questions into a practical plan. This expanded 192-page guide combines clear explanations, worked examples, engaging activities, full-color imagery, and parent and educator support. Explore earning, entrepreneurship, community service, Reputation Capital, credit, college costs including room and board, grants versus scholarships, FAFSA, student and parent loans, and repayment.
A navigable directory contains 169 named scholarship and education-funding programs, with official sponsor links, eligibility notes, application guidance, and research checked October 8, 2026. These are distinct programs, not a promise of 169 open awards: eligibility, dates, and availability vary. Younger-student routes are identified so families can find age-appropriate opportunities without reading every listing. Always confirm current rules with the sponsor.
Includes printable planning and learning activities plus a searchable online scholarship companion. The book helps you learn and plan; the companion helps you find and follow official sources. Neither submits applications or creates accounts for you.
Instant PDF download for personal and household educational use. You may print your copy; redistribution or resale is not permitted. This purchase is for the book only and does not unlock paid courses. Educational information, not individualized financial, tax, legal, or investment advice.
Adults Only May Sign Up · 18+ Required. CashQuest Kids and FlexLifeFI (collectively, “the Sites”) are intended for use by parents, legal guardians, teachers, homeschool educators, and other adults aged 18 or older. Only parents or legal guardians who are at least 18 years of age may register for an account, subscribe to our email list, purchase a membership, download a resource, submit a form, or otherwise transact with the Sites. Minors may not sign up, create accounts, submit personal information, or initiate purchases on the Sites under any circumstances.
We Do Not Knowingly Collect Personal Information From Children or Minors. In compliance with the federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA), 15 U.S.C. §§ 6501–6506, and the FTC’s COPPA Rule at 16 CFR Part 312, we do not knowingly collect, store, or process personal information from children under 13. Beyond COPPA’s federal floor, our internal policy extends that protection to all minors under 18: we do not knowingly collect, store, or process personal information — including name, email, phone, address, photo, voice, video, geolocation, IP address, persistent identifiers, payment data, or any other identifier — from anyone under 18.
Facebook Community · Adults 18+ Only. Our Facebook group, page, and any related social-media communities operated under the CashQuest Kids or FlexLifeFI names are for parents, legal guardians, teachers, and other adults aged 18 or older. Children and minors may not join, follow, comment, post, message, or otherwise participate in these communities. Parents who wish to share content with their child must do so offline, in person, and under their own supervision.
Parents Must Enroll and Authorize All Transactions. Every membership, subscription, paid download, one-time purchase, donation, gift, upgrade, renewal, refund, cancellation, or change of payment method on the Sites must be initiated and expressly authorized by a parent or legal guardian who is at least 18 years old, using that adult’s own payment instrument and contact information. A child or minor may never enter payment information, submit billing details, click a purchase button, accept recurring charges, or otherwise commit funds.
Parental Supervision Required. CashQuest Kids content is designed to be experienced together — parent and child, teacher and student, guardian and learner. Parents and legal guardians are responsible for supervising all online activity of their children and minors, including the use of any video, worksheet, mini-course, game, downloadable resource, member portal, or linked third-party site. We strongly recommend that an adult be present whenever a child views videos, completes worksheets, plays games, or interacts with any digital component.
Account Self-Certification. When you create an account, subscribe to our email list, purchase a membership, or download a resource, you affirmatively certify that (1) you are at least 18 years old, (2) you are the parent or legal guardian of any child who will use the content, (3) the email address, name, payment method, and any other personal information you provide belong to you and not to a child, and (4) you authorize the transaction on behalf of your household. We treat this self-certification as written parental consent for household use of the content by a child under your supervision. We do not market to children, profile children for advertising, or share children’s information with third parties.
Right to Review, Correct, and Delete. If you believe a minor has provided personal information to the Sites in violation of this policy, or if you wish to review, correct, or delete any information associated with your household account, contact us at the email address published in our site footer or Contact page. We will respond within a reasonable time and within the timeframes mandated by COPPA, the Kansas Consumer Protection Act (K.S.A. Chapter 50), and any other applicable federal or state law.
State & Federal Compliance. The Sites operate from Kansas and comply with COPPA, the FTC COPPA Rule (16 CFR Part 312), the Kansas Consumer Protection Act (K.S.A. Chapter 50), and the children’s-data and consumer-privacy laws of every U.S. state where our visitors reside — including California (CCPA/CPRA and the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act), Colorado (CPA), Connecticut (CTDPA), Utah (UCPA), Virginia (VCDPA), Texas (TDPSA), Oregon (OCPA), and Florida (FDBR). Where any state law provides greater protection for minors than this policy, the stricter standard controls. We do not engage in targeted or behavioral advertising directed at children or minors and do not sell personal information.