This document outlines consumer rights and responsibilities. It discusses the Consumer Bill of Rights established by President John F. Kennedy in 1962, which included the rights to safety, information, choice, and being heard. It also describes additional consumer rights established by the United Nations in 1985, such as the rights to redress, consumer education, a healthy environment, and having basic needs met. The document provides explanations of each right and associated responsibilities of consumers. It concludes by describing LifeSmarts, an educational program that teaches teens and tweens about consumer and financial topics.