Welcome to the
Young Bankers Club!

Illustration of Maximillion Money character

Meet Maximillion Money TM

He’s president of the Young Bankers Club and the richest kid in America. He’s also your students’ guide through an engaging, interactive online curriculum that’s a breeze for teachers to use, and a blast for kids to play.

A better way to learn
better Financial habits.

While the US is home to the world’s largest economy, our financial literacy rates are lagging behind. That’s why we’ve reimagined our proven financial literacy for kids lessons to be more interactive, more engaging, and available to more students than ever before. Because at Fifth Third, we’re always looking for new ways to deliver even better experiences.

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Reimagined for modern classrooms

The Young Bankers Club Maximillion Money Financial Education Program has been redesigned to deliver an accommodating experience that educators can incorporate into any learning environment.

A child sitting at a desk watching a Young Bankers Club financial literacy lesson


Greater Accessibility

Support for multiple platforms, including laptops, desktop computers, tablets and mobile devices (Android and iOS).
 
 
 
Students working on their Young Bankers Club curriculum on laptops


Greater Flexibility

Through six to eight modules, you can help students learn all the basics of finance—including how to make money, budget and save.
 
 
A teacher helps students work through their Young Bankers Club financial literacy lessons


Up-to-Date Education

Updated lessons and curriculum that meets current national 4th to 6th grade math and financial education standards (available in English and Spanish).
 
 

The Young Bankers Club Maximillion MoneyTM Financial Education Program:

Curriculum That Makes Learning Fun

Students will be presented anywhere from six to eight modules based on their grade level. Each lesson in our module-based financial education program provides a unique, engaging approach to financial literacy that meets students where they’re at, and helps them apply their knowledge to gradually more complex scenarios. The program incorporates different facets of banking, while clearly identifying the relevant math content standards within each unit—outlining what students should know, and be able to use.

4th to 6th Grade Common Core Standards for Mathematics

    • Operations & Algebraic Thinking
    • Numbers & Operations in Base Ten
    • Numbers & Operations—Fractions
    • Measurement & Data
    • Geometry
    • Ratios & Proportional Relationships
    • The Number System
    • Statistics and Probability
A laptop with a lesson from the Young Bankers Club on screen.

Jump$tart and Council for Economic Education National Standards in K-12 Personal Financial Education

    • Spending and Saving
    • Credit and Debt
    • Employment and Income
    • Investing
    • Risk Management and Insurance
    • Financial Decision Making
An iPhone with a lesson from the Young Bankers Club on screen.

Real World Application

    • Problem Solving
    • Reasoning and Proof
    • Communication
    • Connections
    • Representation
A screenshot of a sample lesson from the Young Bankers Club financial education program.

Lessons that Help Students Succeed

To progress through the game, students work with Maximillion MoneyTM to solve real-world problems using their financial know-how. Each lesson represents a "level," and focuses on important aspects of personal financial literacy for kids including:

Learn About Money
 

screenshot of the game: What is money?

Budgeting
 

screenshot of the game: budgeting tools

Payment & Banking Methods

screenshot of the game: Barter or Buy?

Overspending & Lending to Others

screenshot of the game: piggy bank

Borrowing Money
 

screenshot of the game: What is money?

Jobs & Income
 

Screenshot from a Young Bankers Club lesson on jobs and income

Saving & Investing
 

Screenshot from a Young Bankers Club lesson on saving and investing

Protect Your Money—Risk & Insurance

Screenshot from a Young Bankers Club lesson on risk and insurance

Getting Started

Enrollment for Teachers, Instructors, Educators, and Admins:

  1. Click the enrollment button below or at the top of the page to begin your enrollment process.
  2. Create a username and password. Your default ID is your email address.
  3. Enter the school data, classroom information, and student roster information.
  4. Submit your request, our Fifth Third Activation Team will review for approval.
  5. You'll be notified of approval by email, which provides access to the portal.
  6. Teachers can add or edit their student roster as needed.

 

Enroll For Free

Students cannot enroll themselves. Teachers must enroll classroom students.

Login for Students:

A student works through a Young Bankers Club lesson on his laptop

Log in to the Young Bankers Club portal using assigned user ID and password.

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