Washington student Siddhi Tandon's financial literacy initiative reaches 22,000 people across 6 states

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Siddhi Tandon established Cubs of Wall Street after noticing significant gaps in financial knowledge throughout her banking career. To-date, her nonprofit has empowered over…

Siddhi Tandon was 15 when she earned her first paycheck, about $500 from working as a camp counselor. She went to the bank to deposit it, only to learn that she could not use the account she already had under her parents’ names. That moment of confusion became the starting point for Cubs of Wall Street, a youth-led financial literacy nonprofit that has now reached more than 22,000 people and expanded into six states, according to Points of Light and Northwest Asian Weekly.Tandon’s story is not just about learning how to manage money. It is about recognising a gap, filling it with practical knowledge, and then inviting other young people to do the same.

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