Phoenix, Indianapolis, Orlando
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and World Health Organization (WHO) continue to monitor and respond to the outbreak of COVID-19 novel coronavirus (commonly known as the coronavirus). We are carefully following these expert sources and monitoring the situation daily. At this time, it is inevitable that some races may be cancelled or postponed. We will continue to update the website accordingly. Please use your best judgement to stay healthy during this time.
Financial health is a lot like physical health. We grow stronger when we make it a priority and stay committed to a plan. All it takes is some knowledge and the right training. That’s why The Smarter Tomorrow Foundation™ created the 4.01K Race for Financial Fitness™ to support the financial literacy programs that put kids on the right track.
With the right training, we can help kids:
Jean Chatzky, personal finance expert and host of the HerMoney podcast, will serve as our National Financial Head Coach for the sixth year in a row. She’ll be sharing great financial tips and strategies on our social media in the months leading up to the race.
15-year-olds in the United States rank 12th out of 18 countries in financial literacy1
< 30% of Americans have emergency savings of 3-6 months of household income 2
Only 24% of Millennials could answer four out of five financial literacy questions correctly 3
1 “Students and Money: Financial Literacy Skills for the 21st Century.” Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development 2 Financial Literacy Study conducted by Mintel, 2017 3 “The Financial Capability of Young Adults—A Generational View.” FINRA Foundation Financial Capability Insights
