On Your Own Coast-to-Coast © 2011
In the newest version of OYO, your students will have a "real" opportunity to live on their own in any of twelve communities from coast-to-coast. They'll learn what it's like to live on a budget and practice the financial skills needed to be independent and make real-life decisions.

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Personal Finance Decisions © 2011
How can Corrine budget her limited income and stay out of debt? Should Aaron buy a new car? How can Rachel start a savings plan? How will Alando handle the hardship of being laid off? Meet these young adults and twelve more as each faces their own challenging financial decisions.

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Credit Decisions © 2011
How will Eric finance his college education? Should Belinda use her charge cards to shop for clothes? How will Tama overcome her credit card debts? How can Josh finance a car of his own? Meet these young adults and twelve more as each faces their own challenging credit decisions.

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Budgeting Decisions © 2011
How should Alex budget the money he earns? Does Ling need a roommate to meet her expenses? How can Mia cut her budget? Should Nick spend 48% of his income on his rent and car payment? Meet these young adults and twelve more as each faces their own challenging budget decisions.

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Dollars & Sense: The Money Series © 2009
This series includes five comphensive software titles that help teach your students the nuts and bolts of personal finance. You get the five titles outlined below: Banking, Budgeting, Credit, Saving and Investing and Taxes.

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Dollars & Sense Banking © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus Check it Out — a simulation in which students will maintain a personal checking account involving all types of transactions. They'll make deposits, ATM withdrawals, write checks, use their debit cards, maintain their register and reconcile with their account statement.

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Dollars & Sense Budgeting © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus Budgeting Game — a simulation in which students must create a spending plan that fits their income and family size. They'll make real spending decisions in 15 different categories from housing to food to entertainment.

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Dollars & Sense Credit © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus Charge It — a simulation in which students will have to make smart credit choices. Will they be responsible or ruin their credit rating?

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Dollars & Sense Saving and Investing © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus netTrade.com — a simulation in which students try to maximize their profits in the market by trading stocks and mutual funds each day over a simulated three-month period. They'll make their trading decisions based on the background and performance of the companies and by analyzing the daily news.

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Dollars & Sense Taxes © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus 1040 EZ — a simulation in which students will be completing the 1040EZ federal income tax form. Will they get a refund or owe Uncle Sam money?

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Dollars & Sense: The Lifestyle Series © 2009
This series includes five comphensive software titles that help teach your
students the ins and outs of living on their own. You get the five titles outlined below: Cars, Clothing, Food, Housing and Insurance.

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Dollars & Sense Cars © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus The Auto Store — a simulation in which students will shop at four dealerships, compare the costs of leasing and buying, compare financing and even meet the loan officers to complete their loan. They’ll even compare insurance rates at four agencies.

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Dollars & Sense Clothing © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus Fads and Fashions — a simulation in which students will view clothing in a variety of stores and buy what fits their needs, tastes and budget. As they shop, the program will create a summary of what they bought in each store, what it cost including sales tax and if they paid with cash or credit.

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Dollars & Sense Food © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus Eating Smart — a simulation in which students must eat three meals a day over a one-week period. They can eat at home or at dozens of restaurants from fast food to fine dining and stay within their budget or they'll find some surprises along the way.

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Dollars & Sense Housing © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus For Rent and For Sale — simulations where your students will learn what it takes to buy or rent a place of their own. They’ll view available properties, compare financing and shop for homeowner’s insurance. When they’ve made their choices, they’ll close the deal by signing the lease or the mortgage.

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Dollars & Sense Insurance © 2009
You get all the Dollars & Sense activities, plus Getting Covered — a simulation in which students have to choose the correct types of insurance for the real-life scenario they're assigned. Will they buy the right protection for the emergencies they'll be facing?

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Personal Finance Trivia Challenge © 2008
Our Trivia Challenge software includes hundreds of questions covering terminology, concepts, situations and factual information.