Wyoming Society of Certified Public Accountants: Wyoming Society of CPAs Financial Literacy


	The Wyoming Society of CPA's staff have developed an interactive budget game to aid in the financial literacy initiative. Currently, there are two versions of this game: "Show Me the Savings" - High School Girl "Show Me the Savings" - Adult Low Income "Show Me the Savings" - Generic High School We have also developed a generic financial literacy Microsoft Power Point presentation geared toward high school students. For more information or to request a copy of any of the above mentioned financial literacy resources, please contact Megan Mulanix at the Wyoming Society of CPAs office.

The AICPA and the state CPA societies have partnered with the Ad Council to produce, distribute and promote a public service announcement (PSA) campaign for financial literacy, called Feed the Pig™. This campaign inspires its target audience, 25-34 year olds, to reignite the savings habit by taking small, easy steps to take control of their finances. Click on the logo to the right for more information. Contact the Holly Condict at the WSCPAs for ways you can get involved.

	The 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy is the CPA profession's national, collective effort to improve the financial understanding of Americans. The program encourages CPAs to take a broad leadership role in volunterring to educate the American public, from school children to retirees, on financial topics that apply specifically to their stage of life. For more information on this effort, please click on the logo to the left.

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