Economic Education
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A Day in the Life of the FOMC
Learn more about the FOMC with the help of an insider's perspective on the inner workings of the Federal Reserve's monetary policymaking body.
Benjamin Franklin and the Birth of a Paper Money Economy
Tells readers about Benjamin Franklin’s role in the debate about devising a system of paper money in the colonies and his monetary philosophy. (PDF, 4.24 MB, 12 pages)
Based on a lecture presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia by Professor Farley Grubb of the University of Delaware. Co-sponsored by The Library Company of Philadelphia. 
History of Central Banking
Describes the history of central banking in the United States from 1791 through deregulation.
History of Currency Counting
Describes the history of currency counting at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
How to Establish, Use & Protect Credit
Discusses how to qualify for credit and use it wisely.
Intersections
Provides information on economic education for K-12 teachers. (periodic newsletter)
Money in Motion
Learn about money, banking, and the Federal Reserve System through the Philadelphia Fed's permanent exhibit.
Lesson plans to be used in conjunction with a visit to the exhibit are also available.
Symbols on American Money
Written by Stephen L. Goldsmith, President of American Paper Money & Coin, LLC, this 12-page booklet looks at the various images and symbols that have been used on U.S. currency over the years. Understanding the importance of the symbolism on American money and the meaningful messages it conveys helps us to better appreciate the ideals of hope, optimism, and patriotism our Founding Fathers were trying to pass on to all future generations of Americans. (PDF, 5.34 MB, 16 pages)
The Fed Today
Join radio and television journalist Charles Osgood as he explains the workings of the Federal Reserve System.
Activities and lesson plans to be used with "The Fed Today" video are also available.
What Your Credit Report Says About You
Explains what a credit report is, how it is used, and why prospective borrowers should obtain copies of their credit report before applying for credit.
Who We Are, What We Do
Explains the mission and activities of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia and the Federal Reserve System.
Your Credit Rating
Explains what a credit rating is and why it is important to protect it.
Your Credit Rights
Summarizes the major consumer protection laws related to credit.
