Goalsetter and Lifetime Cardinal Partner to Bring Financial Literacy to Stanford Student-Athletes

PALO ALTO, CA (Oct. 6, 2025) — Goalsetter, the award-winning financial education platform, is proud to announce a new partnership with Lifetime Cardinal Community Fund, a nonprofit supporting Stanford student-athletes through NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) opportunities and long-term career development. Together, they will provide the Goalsetter Classroom financial literacy curriculum to equip Stanford student-athletes.

Mizzou Athletics Unveils Financial Education Program for Student-Athletes

“Through an Edward Jones and Goalsetter partnership, Mizzou student-athletes also will have access to a mobile-friendly financial literacy platform to strengthen their smart money habits. Mizzou and Edward Jones have a proud history of working together so students achieve success and reach their goals,” University of Missouri President Mun Choi said.

Independent Banker Magazine Feature with Solutions Bank

Goalsetter, a financial education platform that provides gamified literacy content, as a free service to its account holders. “People love the games,” says Bohnsack. “It’s effective with youth.”

How one startup is changing financial education for kids

Goalsetter Classroom: The EdTech Solution Helping States Meet Financial Literacy Mandates Without Breaking Budgets

BROOKLYN, N.Y., March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Goalsetter, the award-winning family financial education-focused spending and savings platform, has launched Goalsetter Classroom, the most effective and budget-friendly solution to closing the financial literacy gap in American education. Paired with its interactive Goalsetter app that gamifies learning and empowers students with essential money management skills, Goalsetter Classroom has proven.

Fintech Firm Seeks Financial Advisor’s Help Educating Kids About Money

A financial technology firm that began as a savings, investing and education app for parents and kids is expanding its programming for schools in a bid to turn Wall Street into “All Street.”

Goalsetter’s Tanya Van Court: Facing adversity to launching a fintech

Financial education for all is a lofty goal, and many have tried and failed. Although it is a necessary foundation for life and business, it doesn’t seem to take off or, worse yet, stick.

What Is Behavioral Economics, and Could It Help Your Bank Grow?

People’s financial decision-making can be a head scratcher. Take savings, for example. It’s widely reported that more than half of Americans wouldn’t have enough emergency savings to cover an unexpected $1,000 bill.

Chris Paul Partners With Black-Woman-Owned Fintech Company To Create Savings Accounts For 1,400 Oakland Middle-School Students – AfroTech

Chris Paul has entered into a partnership that considers the financial futures of the youth. Goalsetter, a fintech company founded by Tanya Van Court, has shared results from a study it conducted with Ivy League university students revealing a significant lack of understanding when it comes to personal finances.

Are You Financially Smarter Than A 12th Grader?

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