Current topics SCHUFA goes to school

In addition to the teaching materials, the teaching impulse on topics from the world of finance is published regularly. Based on a thematic input, a teaching method and a specific task, current reports from the media can be dealt with in a timely manner in the classroom.

Issue 43 I June 2025

Have you ever ordered goods online that never arrived after payment or were of inferior quality? Then you are like many people who have fallen for a fake store. You can find out how to protect yourself here.

Issue 43 I June 2025

Issue 28 updated I March 2025

Imagine you try to log in to an online store and can no longer get in with your login details. This could be a sign that your identity has been stolen.

Issue 42 | July 2024

Income is a key factor in a person's standard of living and financial security. It is decisive for individual well-being.

Issue 41 | June 2024

The growing appeal of payment options such as "Buy Now, Pay Later" has led to a significant increase in microloans in recent years, particularly among young adults.

Issue 40 | November 2023

State pension insurance is only one of four pillars that cannot support a person's livelihood in old age alone. Good provision for the future requires something more.

Issue 39 | January 2023

The new citizens' income is intended to help people who are in financial need, according to the government. It is like Hartz IV only without the demands, claims the opposition.

Issue 38 | May 2022

The Bremen fruit importer Atlanta became known primarily for importing bananas. According to Atlanta, the first yellow fruits arrived in Bremen in 1908.

Issue 37 | March 2022

In the consumer society of Western Europe, basic needs are generally met. Young people therefore often develop different expectations of consumer goods, but also of their work.

Issue 36 | December 2021

While urban gardening is about small-scale cultivation areas such as a box on the balcony or social aspects in community gardens, the term "farming" actually refers to growing vegetables, lettuce or fruit in cities.

Issue 35 | September 2021

The mobility megatrend describes the emergence of a mobile global culture, driven by an increasingly diverse and differentiated range of mobility options.

Issue 34 | April 2021

When many people think about something together and contribute their respective expertise, unexpected, creative processes can be set in motion and suitable solutions can be found.

Issue 33 | January 2021

What has been coined as minimalism in art and architecture since the 1960s now describes a lifestyle that is establishing itself as a kind of counter-movement to consumerism and materialism.

Issue 32 | December 2020

197 countries signed the Paris Climate Agreement at the end of 2015 to limit global warming to 2°C above pre-industrial levels. To this end, national action plans to reduce carbon emissions were presented.

Issue 31 | November 2020

Organic products have long since ceased to be niche products that men and women in home-knitted woollen sweaters and Jesus slippers buy in a ratty organic shop. The latter is a dying breed anyway.

Issue 30 | May 2020

Whether at home, at work or at school - we all produce large quantities of waste. Even if we are meticulous about separating our waste, a large proportion still ends up in landfill sites.

Issue 29 | March 2020

More and more consumers are questioning not only the price of food, but also the raw materials it contains, how it is produced and how it is transported.