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Put what you've learned to the test.

A competition built on the FLC curriculum — for students who want to prove they can think clearly about money, markets, and businesses.
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In planning

The first Challenge is being planned.

Dates, format, and who can compete will be posted here before registration opens.

Hear when it opens

What is the FLC Challenge?

The FLC Financial Challenge connects learning to doing. Students prepare with FLC courses, then compete in a category that fits their interests. The focus is on understanding and clear reasoning — not memorizing definitions, and never on picking stocks.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Learn

    Prepare with free FLC courses, quizzes, and calculators.

  2. Step 2: Register

    Sign up individually or as a team, with a teacher or sponsor.

  3. Step 3: Compete

    Choose a category and complete the challenge round.

  4. Step 4: Get recognized

    Results and recognition are shared with participants and schools.

Four ways to compete

  1. Financial Literacy

    Scenario-based questions on budgeting, banking, credit, and everyday money decisions.

    Prepare with Money Fundamentals

  2. Investing Analysis

    Explain investment concepts, risk, and diversification — no stock-picking contests.

    Prepare with Investing

  3. Business Analysis

    Break down how a real company makes money, what it owns and owes, and what could go wrong.

    Prepare with Understanding Businesses

  4. Entrepreneurship

    Pitch a business idea with a clear problem, customer, price, and plan.

    Prepare with Entrepreneurship

Categories are proposed and may change before the first Challenge.

Rules

Official rules will be published before registration opens.

Registration

Registration isn't open yet. Teachers and chapter sponsors can get in touch to hear when it opens.

Previous results

Results will be posted here after the first Challenge.

For teachers and sponsors

Every category maps to a free FLC course, so preparing for the Challenge fits naturally into class or club time. Sponsor responsibilities and supervision guidelines will be included in the official rules.