"<< Objectives >>In the project, the partners in Austria, Germany and Italy are investigating which financial topics are relevant in the context of basic education for young people and where and how (methodology) these topics should be addressed. As new cooperation partners, the partners want to learn from each other, familiarize themselves with the subject of finances for young people and get to know their own target group better, so that they can provide better support for young people in the future.<< Implementation >>Through research and deliberation, the project partners determine relevant topics for basic financial education. Best practice providers in financial education are invited to a workshop with young people. Young people evaluate what the providers offer and are questioned about financial issues. The results are recorded in reports and used as part of dissemination measures. Regular project meetings during the project ensure that the results are achieved.<< Results >>The results/reports produced will be published. The final report answers the questions: ""Which topics are relevant in the respective countries? What is already being done in the respective countries in the area of ​​financial education for young people - what are the best practices? How are these offers received by young people? What can we learn from the existing educational offers and what gaps are recognizable? Where and how can we start to advance financial education in the youth sector?"