Junior Achievement announces Financial Literacy Partnership with OnPoint Community Credit Union

More than a third of teens don’t believe they will be financially independent from parents by age 30.

Portland teens receive personal finance skills with Junior Achievement of Oregon & SW Washington and AT&T.

Junior Achievement receives $25,000 donation and partners with small business owners for Financial Literacy Week

Awarded one of Junior Achievement USA’s highest honors: the Five Star Award.

Financial Literacy Month Survey by Junior Achievement and AIG finds that only half of teens say gaining financial independence from parents is a goal for the future.

The Allstate Foundation awards Junior Achievement of Oregon & SW Washington with a $15,000 grant.

Junior Achievement USA Surveys finds that three in four parents are “extremely or very concerned” about their children’s futures

Junior Achievement survey shows "cash is still king" and 70% of teens lack a basic understanding of 401Ks, among other findings.