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Future Investor Clubs of America (FICA)

Future Investor Clubs of America (FICA) is a national financial intelligence training program for kids and teens ages 8-19. Their primary goal is to provide student members with the skills to earn, save and invest their money. As a member, students have an opportunity to attend fun, exciting, informative Field Trips, Summer Camps and Young Investors Workshops. In addition to face-to-face training programs students are assisted with designing an American Dream Plan while keeping track of goals and objectives using the Young Investors Club Network online training system.

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Educator on 2/15/2017
Since 1997, over 30,000 students have been trained at FICA Camps and events. Future Investor Clubs of America is Celebrating 20 Years of providing financial intelligence training to kids and teens from around the world. FICACAMPS 2016 summer camp programs, were one of our best camp seasons ever; with many training event weeks being sold out nationally. In addition, during 2016 students attending our summer training events participated from over 37 different USA cities and 14 foreign countries. Must Watch: Parents and Students Summer Camp Testimonials https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxcyX1AIajQ&feature=youtu.be Must See: Some Awesome Camp Pictures! Too many to post them all. http://www.futureinvestorsclub.com/ficacamps-photogallery.pdf Many of the students in these videos are now attending some to the top college and university business schools in the world.
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