Finance Club

     Honestly speaking, if money grew on trees, we wouldn't need a finance club, but here we are. No money trees and a finance club. Eisenhower’s finance club is a club worth investing your time in. Every Thursday, held in room 327, after school. Now, an interview with a student who attends, Adelaide Loeser.

What is the finance club?

     Loeser explains that the finance club primarily focuses on being responsible not only with making money but also with learning how to save it. Being able to start saving young is not only beneficial, but you won’t have to be in your late 20’s searching up methods to save money at 2 in the morning. “Mr. Alexander is a great advisor for this club, and he is super passionate and knowledgeable.”

Why should more students join?

     Now you ask, why save when you can spend it now? Easy answer, more money to spend later. “More students should join so they can learn about personal finance and learn how to use their money in ways that will benefit them in the future.” Being able to already have knowledge on how to gradually save up to millions is a skill that a lot of young people should start with.

What kind of activities does this club do/offer?

     The finance club isn’t all about talking money. They talk about considering different types of investment accounts and what each contributes. There are also projects, readings, and learning multiple methods on tracking your savings. “We have fun talking about what we can do when we are rich someday with all of our money from investing.”

What's the main goal?

     A main goal, Loeser said, that this club wants to be able to achieve is financial independence and finding the best methods that would work better for you and your future.

​     Who needs a money tree when you could grow your own comprehension on how to start saving up as a high school student? They meet every Thursday in room 327. Thank you, Adelaide Loeser and Finance Club.