<< Objectives >>Through the Financial Signs project, deaf youth have acquired valuable transferable skills, financial competences and increased financial literacy which make them more attractive to potential employers; they are more resilient, demonstrate greater self-determination and independence. The partnership (from Austria, Italy, Slovakia and Hungary) work to develop a clickable map, a video toolkit and a blended learning training package to enable deaf youth to acquire financial literacy skills.<< Implementation >>Our partnership researches good deaf-friendly and accessible practices in financial services, support and training and include them in a clickable map. We develop and film 40 animated tutorial videos in Sign Languages on financial literacy topics. We will develop a deaf-friendly blended leaning training package in an inclusive and participative team setting (LTTA) and pilot it with 40 deaf youth participants. In events and workshops, we showcase our results in all participating countries.<< Results >>Financial Signs Clickable Map: A collection of good deaf-friendly and accessible practices in financial services, support and training. Financial Signs Toolkit: 40 accessible tutorial videos in 5 Sign Languages with plain language texts on topics relating to financial literacy. Blended learning: The package includes a curriculum and handbook (methodology sheets, training materials, incorporating the clickable map and video toolkit) in English, German, Italian, Slovak and Hungarian.