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Fin Lit Course
Fin Lit Intro Video
Unit 1: Why be financially literate?
Module 1.1: The disastrous consequences of financial illiteracy
Module 1.2: Adopting the growth mindset
Module 1.3: Avoiding payday loans and other schemes
Module 1.3.1: Financial priorities self-assessment activity
Unit 2: Spending and Saving
Module 2.1: Crash course on banking, fees, and ChexSystems
Module 2.2: Budgeting: Do you really need it?
Module 2.3: Calculating your net worth
Module 2.4: Consumer protection and payment methods
Module 2.5: Goal-oriented saving
Module 2.6: Comparison shopping
Module 2.6.1: Twitter summaries activity
Unit 3: Credit and Debt
Module 3.1: The psychological toll of debt
Module 3.2: All about credit cards
Module 3.3: The mystery of credit scores
Module 3.3.1: Credit cards case study and critical thought quiz
Module 3.3.2: Rebuilding your credit article
Module 3.6: Your car: A depreciating asset
Unit 4: Employment Income
Module 4.1: Job interviews and promotions
Module 4.3: Understanding payroll deductions and income taxes
Unit 5: Investing
Module 5.1: Defining your investment goals and risk tolerance
Module 5.2: Why picking stocks hardly ever works
Module 5.3: Pros and cons of home ownership
Module 5.4: How to retire in style
Module 5.4.1: Investing quiz
Unit 6: Risk and Insurance
Module 6.1: Understanding and avoiding identity theft
Module 6.2: When is insurance a good idea?
Module 6.3: How to lower your car insurance premiums
Unit 7: Financial Decision Making
Module 7.1: Every decision has financial consequences
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Unit 1: Why be financially literate?
Unit 1: Why be financially literate?
By Richard Thripp