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Financial literacy and digital skills resources are general education from official sources — not individual financial advice. For decisions about your own situation, contact a qualified professional.
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AI
AI Risk Management Framework
NIST (U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology) · Ongoing resource
A government framework for thinking about the risks and responsible use of AI.
Read at source (opens in new tab) ↗Business technology
Strengthen your cybersecurity
U.S. Small Business Administration · Ongoing resource
Practical guidance for protecting a small business from online threats.
Read at source (opens in new tab) ↗Financial literacy
Money and financial literacy resources
MyMoney.gov (Financial Literacy and Education Commission) · Ongoing resource
The federal government's one-stop financial literacy site: budgeting, saving, credit, homeownership, and retirement, for everyone.
Read at source (opens in new tab) ↗Personal money
Budgeting tools and guides
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau · Ongoing resource
Free worksheets, calculators, and plain-language guidance for planning a personal budget, including variable income.
Read at source (opens in new tab) ↗Scam protection
How to avoid a scam
Federal Trade Commission · Ongoing resource
Official guidance on recognizing and reporting common scams, including gift-card, impersonation, and job fraud.
Read at source (opens in new tab) ↗Digital skills
Free digital skills lessons
DigitalLearn.org (Public Library Association) · Ongoing resource
Short, plain-language lessons on computers, the internet, and email, free for everyone and built for beginners.
Read at source (opens in new tab) ↗Digital access
Lifeline: help paying for phone or internet
Universal Service Administrative Company (FCC program) · Ongoing resource
The federal Lifeline program helps qualifying households afford phone or internet service. Check current eligibility on the official site.
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