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Building Generational Wealth

 

 

Money is more than numbers. It is mindset, habits, and choices that shape generations. Jon Alvarado teaches financial literacy through psychology, practical tools, and proven strategies designed to help people build wealth that lasts.

For over a decade, Jon has guided thousands of students and families in taking control of their finances. He is a recipient of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Teacher of the Year award and the 2023 Small Business Innovation Award. His work combines classroom experience with entrepreneurial success, giving learners a unique perspective that blends education and real-world results.

Jon founded Teach Financial Literacy with a clear mission: to help people see money differently. You are not a spreadsheet. You are a human being with unlimited potential. Whether working with schools, organizations, or individuals ready to create generational wealth, Jon provides a roadmap that turns financial stress into financial confidence.

 

 

 

 

 

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Your students and families will have lifetime access to over 40 lessons designed to help students become college and career ready.

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Every lesson is taught.  Every activity is taught.  Each family will have an easy to access membership area where every lesson is taught for them.

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"I'd like to say this course looks fantastic! The level of detail you provide with each lesson is phenomenal. It is evident you have thought of everything - warm ups, powerpoint and video, assignments, exit tickets, etc. I love how every resource is provided as both a pdf and also as editable documents (in either word or PowerPoint format)."

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"I am happy to have found financial literacy lessons because my students were asking for lessons on taxes and money issues. I am a math teacher, not an economics teacher, so these lessons provide an outline or framework for me to use plus some activities for my students to do."

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