Courses
Annapolis / Anne Arundel Financial Education Coalition
Annapolis / Anne Arundel Financial Education Coalition
AAAFEC offers a year-round calendar of free financial education offerings to the public in the Annapolis and Anne Arundel County community. To learn more or register, please click here.
In addition, AAAFEC conducts classes as part of the Anne Arundel Community College GED Program, and for employees of Anne Arundel County Public Schools. Registration in these classes is not open to the general public.
If you are interested in having a AAAFEC educator lead a Financial Education presentation for your organization, please download and fill out the form at this link (PDF) or at this link (Word) and email it to info.aaafec@gmail.com.
Click Below for selected Financial Education Videos
How Money Smart are You - Games and Resources
Money Smart News for Kids - 9 Lessons and a Teacher Guide
Teach Money Smart - How you can help others learn how to manage money
Learn Money Smart - Online Tools to improve your financial health
Managing Your Money Education Series - Busch Annapolis Library
The Fall 2025 classes begin September 9th at 6pm and will focus on learning basic computer technology to support financial education. Classes include using Chromebooks (which we will provide) to learn financial topics while also learning the computer skills necessary to complete the financial lessons
Feel free to join all sessions or to attend any session that is of interest.
We've completed the Fall 2024 and Winter 2025 series of these classes.
Managing Your Money Q&A - Request a session - If you'd like to meet with a financial educator to have your questions answered, send us an email at info.aaafec@gmail.com or send us a note via the contact form and we'll arrange to meet you at a library close to you.
Well Put Together
Reduce # of Credit Cards
Work on Reducing Debt
Always know my balance
Protect ID by changing Passwords
Super Informational
Stop Adding to Credit Cards
Pay Credit Cards in Full
Monitor Purchases more Closely
Don't give out info over the phone
Loved Learning how FICO is Calculated
Check Credit Report More
Pay Bill Ontime / Consistently
Save More, Emergency Savings
Don't give info out to people you don't know
The following video lessons were developed by Junior Achievement of Central Maryland with their volunteers for use with middle school students. They address all six curriculum standards for middle school personal financial education that are required by MSDE. Each 10-15 minute video presents a personal finance concept and includes a related exercise, and can be used in a virtual classroom or home-schooling setting.
Make Informed Financially Responsible Decision
Relate Careers, Education, and Income
Manage Credit and Debt
Create and Build Wealth
Manage Risks and Preserve Wealth