International Monetary Fund

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is like a bank, but for countries instead of people. It helps countries keep their money strong, like when the US Dollars and Euros are exchanged with each other. The IMF gives money to countries when they need it, like when they have a financial crisis. It also makes sure countries pay back their loans and charges them interest. Basically, the IMF helps countries make sure their money is strong, stays strong, and is used correctly.