The brochure "Planning Money and Finances" is a tool that helps consumers think about their personal finances. The worksheet contains the beginning of 11 phrases related to personal finance, and consumers need to think about how to correctly finish the phrases. The phrases cover topics such as net present value, financial independence, optional expenses, budget surplus, emergency reserve, salary, and owning a business.

The brochure "Everyday banking services" is a tool that helps consumers think about their personal finances, and banking services. The worksheet contains the beginning of seven phrases related to personal finance, and consumers need to think about how to correctly finish the phrases. The phrases cover topics such as opening of the bank account, bank account number, payments, debit/credit cards.

The brochure "Borrowing money" is a tool that helps consumers think about their personal finances. The worksheet contains four questions related to personal finance. The questions cover topics such as a mortgage, consumer credit, study loan, mortgage's principal and monthly payments, and leasing.

The brochure "Saving and investing" is a tool that helps consumers think about their personal finances. The worksheet contains four questions related to personal finance. The questions cover topics such as risks related to investing, stocks, investing in real estate, most common scam techniques.

The brochure "Saving money" is a tool that helps consumers think about their personal finances. The worksheet contains information on how to start saving money, and banking. Also, the brochure contains a short case study/story of a young person who overspends.

The brochure "Investing" is a tool that helps consumers think about their personal finances. The worksheet contains information on how to start investing money and different types of financial instruments where consumers can invest. Also, the brochure contains a short case study/story of a young person who invests.

A repository of lesson plans on financial literacy topics is a valuable resource designed for educators aiming to teach students about personal finance. These pre-designed lesson plans serve as a starting point, offering educators guidance and ideas to craft their own tailored lessons. Additionally, they can be utilized as complete lesson packages if preferred.

Videos of the "My Money Tricks" video contest where teenagers share their tips on money. The aim of the competition is to raise young people's financial literacy and to share inspiring thoughts and ideas on money management.

The Estonian Ministry of Finance has created a series of five videos that provide guidance on how to get your finances in order. The videos are available in Estonian and Russian, and they cover a variety of topics, including: income, expenditure, saving, investing, long-term planning.

The Banking Federation and the Back to School team have collaborated to create a series of video lessons on financial literacy. The videos are up to 21 minutes long and cover 12 different topics, including the basics of finance, how to create a budget, how to save money, how to manage debt etc.