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Free money summit for Philly teens this month
High school students can learn investing, credit and business basics from Wharton and Goldman Sachs experts.
In brief
High school students can learn investing, credit and business basics from Wharton and Goldman Sachs experts. Philadelphia-area high school students have a free opportunity to learn practical financial skills from top finance professionals on September 26. Originally reported by PhillyVoice.
Free money lessons for Philly teens
The Teen Financial Empowerment Summit on Sept. 26 teaches high school students about college costs, credit, investing, first paychecks and starting a business.
Expert instructors from top firms
Wharton faculty and Goldman Sachs professionals will lead hands-on sessions covering paying for college, using credit wisely, investing, first paychecks and starting a business.
Featured speakers include finance leaders
David Musto from Wharton's Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance, Sofia Bonito and Greg Bankowski from Goldman Sachs, and Pitou Devgon from Wharton's Health Care Management program will speak.
Competition with real prizes
The day ends with the F3 Financial Ideathon, where students work in teams to solve a real financial challenge and present ideas to a panel for prizes.
Event details and logistics
The summit runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 26 at the Holiday Inn Philadelphia Airport, Stadium Area. Check-in starts at 9:45 a.m.
Free admission with perks included
Admission is free for Philadelphia-area high school students and families. Lunch and complimentary parking validation are included.
Register early, space is limited
Advance registration is recommended because space is limited. The address is 2033 Penrose Ave., Philadelphia 19145.
The one thing
Philadelphia-area high school students have a free opportunity to learn practical financial skills from top finance professionals on September 26.
