News and announcements
Competition results, registration openings and press releases from all five programs.
Red Bank students earn 2nd place in national competition
Four Red Bank Charter School seventh-graders placed second in the 2026 Capitol Hill Challenge, competing against 7,300 students nationwide.
SIFMA Foundation launches free Family InvestQuest platform
A free investing platform helps families start financial conversations and understand long-term investing, including the new 530A accounts.
Capitol Hill Challenge announces its 2026 top 10 schools
7,300 students competed in this year's 14-week competition. The ten top-performing teams will be honored at a June 10 reception at the U.S. Capitol.
2026 Capitol Hill Challenge launches in every congressional district
The annual competition pairs Members of Congress with up to two public schools each, with support from a three-year, $1.2 million Charles Schwab Foundation grant.
Woodville-Tompkins student wins the 2025 Capitol Hill Challenge
A Savannah, Georgia high school took first place nationally; the top 10 teams visited Washington, D.C. from June 10 to 12.
Rep. Mark Alford recognizes Fayette High School student
The congressman presented a Capitol Hill Challenge certificate in a personal finance class in Missouri.
Parents' perspectives on youth financial education
A national survey of 1,000 K-12 parents finds 74% would likely switch schools for one that offers financial education.
Capitol Hill Challenge celebrates 20 years and its 2024 top 10
Lincoln Community High School in Illinois placed first among 4,000 students; teams were honored at the U.S. Capitol on June 12.
El Paso's Ibana Delgado: from InvestWrite winner to Rice University
A first-generation student placed 1st in Texas and 3rd nationally in InvestWrite, then went on to study computer science at Rice.
Fox Business interviews InvestWrite winner Hadassa Sablon
Fox Business visited Parkside Prep in Brooklyn to talk about the importance of financial education.
Elementary student writes her way to success
Fifth grader Madeline Saia placed 1st in Virginia and 4th nationally, the first Montgomery County student to place nationally.