💵 Financial Literacy & Money Management
Practical skills to manage money wisely, build financial stability, and make informed financial decisions.
What you'll learn:
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How to create and follow a budget that aligns with financial goals
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Strategies for managing debt, building credit, and saving effectively
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Basics of investing and long-term financial planning
Course content
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Section
1Section 1 – Understanding the Value of Money and Basic Financial Concepts
- 1.1 – What Is Money? Understanding Its Purpose 00:00:00
- 1.2 – The History and Evolution of Money 00:00:00
- 1.3 – Needs vs. Wants: Making the Distinction 00:00:00
- 1.4 – How Money Flows in and Out of Daily Life 00:00:00
- 1.5 – Earning Money: Wages, Jobs, and Allowances 00:00:00
- 1.6 – Recognizing the Value of Time and Work 00:00:00
- 1.7 – The Role of Money in Meeting Basic Needs 00:00:00
- 1.8 – Understanding the Concept of Currency and Exchange 00:00:00
- 1.9 – Identifying the Emotional Impact of Money 00:00:00
- 1.10 – Defining Financial Goals for Short and Long-Term 00:00:00
- 1.11 – How Choices Affect Financial Health 00:00:00
- 1.12 – Consequences of Overspending 00:00:00
- 1.13 – Introduction to Saving and Delayed Gratification 00:00:00
- 1.14 – How Financial Decisions Impact Independence 00:00:00
- 1.15 – Reflecting on Personal Money Beliefs and Habits 00:00:00
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2Section 2 – Budgeting Skills: Planning for Needs, Wants, and Savings
- 2.1 – What Is a Budget and Why Does It Matter? 00:00:00
- 2.2 – The 50/30/20 Rule for Managing Income 00:00:00
- 2.3 – Identifying Monthly Income and Expenses 00:00:00
- 2.4 – Tracking Spending Habits 00:00:00
- 2.5 – Categorizing Needs, Wants, and Savings 00:00:00
- 2.6 – Creating a Simple Monthly Budget 00:00:00
- 2.7 – Learning to Adjust Budgets During Change 00:00:00
- 2.8 – Setting Savings Goals within Your Budget 00:00:00
- 2.9 – How to Stick to a Budget Without Feeling Restricted 00:00:00
- 2.10 – Common Budgeting Mistakes to Avoid 00:00:00
- 2.11 – Tools and Apps for Budgeting Support 00:00:00
- 2.12 – Revisiting and Updating Your Budget Regularly 00:00:00
- 2.13 – Planning for Seasonal or Irregular Expenses 00:00:00
- 2.14 – How Budgeting Reduces Stress and Builds Control 00:00:00
- 2.15 – Practicing Budgeting with Real-Life Scenarios 00:00:00
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3Section 3 – Banking Basics: Checking, Savings, and Digital Accounts
- 3.1 – What Is a Bank and What Does It Do? 00:00:00
- 3.2 – Differences Between Checking and Savings Accounts 00:00:00
- 3.3 – How to Open and Manage a Bank Account 00:00:00
- 3.4 – Understanding Debit Cards and Bank Fees 00:00:00
- 3.5 – Learning to Use ATMs Safely and Wisely 00:00:00
- 3.6 – Online Banking Basics and How to Stay Safe 00:00:00
- 3.7 – Reading and Understanding Bank Statements 00:00:00
- 3.8 – Setting Up Direct Deposit and Auto-Pay 00:00:00
- 3.9 – Managing Cash Flow Between Accounts 00:00:00
- 3.10 – Identifying and Avoiding Overdraft Fees 00:00:00
- 3.11 – Mobile Banking and Financial Apps 00:00:00
- 3.12 – FDIC Insurance and Why It Matters 00:00:00
- 3.13 – How to Choose the Right Bank for You 00:00:00
- 3.14 – Recognizing Banking Scams and Fraud 00:00:00
- 3.15 – Practicing Real-World Banking Tasks 00:00:00
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4Section 4 – Credit and Debt: How They Work and How to Manage Them
- 4.1 – What Is Credit and Why Is It Important? 00:00:00
- 4.2 – How Credit Cards Work: Basics and Benefits 00:00:00
- 4.3 – Understanding Interest and Minimum Payments 00:00:00
- 4.4 – When and Why to Use Credit 00:00:00
- 4.5 – How to Read a Credit Card Statement 00:00:00
- 4.6 – What Is Debt? Good Debt vs. Bad Debt 00:00:00
- 4.7 – Warning Signs of Problem Debt 00:00:00
- 4.8 – Strategies for Paying Off Debt 00:00:00
- 4.9 – Understanding Your Rights as a Borrower 00:00:00
- 4.10 – How Missed Payments Affect Your Credit 00:00:00
- 4.11 – Exploring Debt Consolidation Options 00:00:00
- 4.12 – Credit Utilization and Its Role in Credit Scores 00:00:00
- 4.13 – Avoiding Predatory Lending Practices 00:00:00
- 4.14 – Debt and Mental Health: Staying in Control 00:00:00
- 4.15 – Creating a Plan to Use Credit Responsibly 00:00:00
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5Section 5 – Understanding Loans, Interest Rates, and Repayment Plans
- 5.1 – What Is a Loan and Why Do People Use Them? 00:00:00
- 5.2 – Types of Loans: Student, Personal, Auto, and More 00:00:00
- 5.3 – The Role of Interest Rates in Loan Costs 00:00:00
- 5.4 – Understanding APR and Compound Interest 00:00:00
- 5.5 – How Loan Repayment Works Over Time 00:00:00
- 5.6 – Reading a Loan Agreement: Key Terms 00:00:00
- 5.7 – Creating a Repayment Plan Before Borrowing 00:00:00
- 5.8 – Impact of Late Payments on Loans 00:00:00
- 5.9 – Exploring Low-Interest and Government Loan Options 00:00:00
- 5.10 – Loan Forgiveness and Hardship Programs 00:00:00
- 5.11 – Navigating Student Loan Repayment Options 00:00:00
- 5.12 – What Happens if You Default on a Loan 00:00:00
- 5.13 – How to Refinance a Loan 00:00:00
- 5.14 – Long-Term Impact of Loan Decisions 00:00:00
- 5.15 – Real-Life Loan Scenarios and Decision-Making Practice 00:00:00
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6Section 6 – Building and Protecting Good Credit Over Time
- 6.1 – What Is a Credit Score and How Is It Calculated? 00:00:00
- 6.2 – The Role of Credit Reports in Your Financial Life 00:00:00
- 6.3 – How to Check and Monitor Your Credit Score 00:00:00
- 6.4 – Understanding Credit Inquiries and Score Drops 00:00:00
- 6.5 – Building Credit Without Going into Debt 00:00:00
- 6.6 – Using Secured Credit Cards to Build Credit 00:00:00
- 6.7 – The Impact of Payment History on Your Score 00:00:00
- 6.8 – Keeping Credit Utilization Low 00:00:00
- 6.9 – How Long It Takes to Build Good Credit 00:00:00
- 6.10 – Credit Mistakes That Lower Your Score 00:00:00
- 6.11 – How to Dispute Credit Report Errors 00:00:00
- 6.12 – Identity Theft and Credit Protection 00:00:00
- 6.13 – Using Credit Building Loans 00:00:00
- 6.14 – Teaching Youth to Start Early with Good Credit Habits 00:00:00
- 6.15 – Maintaining Good Credit During Financial Hardship 00:00:00
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7Section 7 – Smart Spending: Making Informed Consumer Choices
- 7.1 – How Advertising Affects Your Spending Habits 00:00:00
- 7.2 – Understanding the True Cost of Purchases 00:00:00
- 7.3 – Avoiding Impulse Buying 00:00:00
- 7.4 – Learning to Compare Prices and Shop Smart 00:00:00
- 7.5 – Reading Labels and Contracts Before Buying 00:00:00
- 7.6 – Evaluating Needs vs. Wants in the Moment 00:00:00
- 7.7 – Strategies for Delayed Gratification 00:00:00
- 7.8 – Practicing Frugal Living Without Sacrificing Quality 00:00:00
- 7.9 – Identifying High-Risk Spending Triggers 00:00:00
- 7.10 – Buying Used vs. New: Pros and Cons 00:00:00
- 7.11 – Planning for Big Purchases with Research 00:00:00
- 7.12 – Using Coupons and Loyalty Programs 00:00:00
- 7.13 – Understanding Buy Now, Pay Later Services 00:00:00
- 7.14 – Consumer Rights and Returning Items 00:00:00
- 7.15 – Building a Smart Shopping Routine 00:00:00
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8Section 8 – Planning for Emergencies and Unexpected Expenses
- 8.1 – What Is an Emergency Fund and Why It Matters 00:00:00
- 8.2 – Identifying Unexpected Expenses 00:00:00
- 8.3 – Starting an Emergency Fund with Limited Income 00:00:00
- 8.4 – Prioritizing Emergencies Over Luxuries 00:00:00
- 8.5 – Planning for Medical and Auto Emergencies 00:00:00
- 8.6 – How to Adjust Your Budget for Emergencies 00:00:00
- 8.7 – Protecting Your Housing and Utilities First 00:00:00
- 8.8 – Accessing Emergency Financial Assistance 00:00:00
- 8.9 – Strategies for Handling Financial Crisis 00:00:00
- 8.10 – Keeping Emergency Cash or Prepaid Options 00:00:00
- 8.11 – How to Use Insurance During Emergencies 00:00:00
- 8.12 – Communicating with Creditors During Crisis 00:00:00
- 8.13 – Building Emergency Plans with Family 00:00:00
- 8.14 – Reviewing Emergency Plans Annually 00:00:00
- 8.15 – Learning from Past Emergencies to Plan Better 00:00:00
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9Section 9 – Introduction to Investing, Retirement, and Long-Term Goals
- 9.1 – What Is Investing and Why Should You Start? 00:00:00
- 9.2 – Basic Types of Investments: Stocks, Bonds, Funds 00:00:00
- 9.3 – Risk vs. Reward in Investing 00:00:00
- 9.4 – Setting Long-Term Financial Goals 00:00:00
- 9.5 – Understanding Compound Growth 00:00:00
- 9.6 – What Is Retirement and How to Prepare 00:00:00
- 9.7 – Starting Small with Micro-Investing 00:00:00
- 9.8 – How to Open a Retirement Account (IRA, 401k) 00:00:00
- 9.9 – Diversifying Your Investment Portfolio 00:00:00
- 9.10 – Managing Investment Emotions 00:00:00
- 9.11 – Protecting Investments from Scams 00:00:00
- 9.12 – Time Horizon and Life Stages of Investing 00:00:00
- 9.13 – Tracking Investment Progress 00:00:00
- 9.14 – Talking to a Financial Advisor 00:00:00
- 9.15 – Creating a Vision Board for Future Wealth 00:00:00
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10Section 10 – Creating a Personal Money Management System for Independence
- 10.1 – Understanding Your Money Personality 00:00:00
- 10.2 – Developing Daily Money Habits 00:00:00
- 10.3 – Choosing Tools for Managing Money 00:00:00
- 10.4 – Building a Weekly Financial Routine 00:00:00
- 10.5 – Setting Financial Boundaries with Others 00:00:00
- 10.6 – Creating a Financial Calendar 00:00:00
- 10.7 – Tracking Multiple Income Sources 00:00:00
- 10.8 – Setting Up Automatic Transfers and Reminders 00:00:00
- 10.9 – Organizing Financial Documents 00:00:00
- 10.10 – Making Financial Decisions Independently 00:00:00
- 10.11 – Staying Motivated with Rewards and Milestones 00:00:00
- 10.12 – Teaching Others About Your System 00:00:00
- 10.13 – Reviewing and Improving Your System Monthly 00:00:00
- 10.14 – Using Your System to Prepare for Big Goals 00:00:00
- 10.15 – Celebrating Financial Independence Milestones 00:00:00
Financial Literacy & Money Management – Premium Course Overview
Introduction
This program is more than a financial skills course—it is a complete roadmap to personal money mastery. Designed for individuals at all stages of life, it equips participants with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to take control of their finances and work toward long-term stability. From understanding the basics of money to advanced financial planning, the course emphasizes real-world application, practical tools, and sustainable habits that reduce stress and build independence.
What You’ll Master
Money Foundations & Core Concepts – Learn the true value of money, how it circulates, and the principles that underpin financial success.
Budgeting & Savings Strategies – Create and manage budgets, balance needs and wants, and build consistent savings habits.
Banking Essentials – Navigate checking, savings, and digital accounts to keep money secure and accessible.
Credit & Debt Management – Understand credit, borrowing, and debt cycles, and build strategies to pay down balances responsibly.
Loans & Interest – Learn how personal, auto, student, and mortgage loans work, including interest rates and repayment plans.
Credit Building & Protection – Establish, grow, and safeguard credit health over the long term.
Smart Consumer Choices – Develop informed decision-making skills to spend wisely, avoid scams, and maximize value.
Emergency & Crisis Planning – Prepare financially for unexpected events through emergency funds and contingency planning.
Investing & Long-Term Wealth – Explore beginner-friendly concepts in investing, retirement planning, and wealth-building.
Personal Financial Systems – Design a customized money management system that ensures independence and long-term financial resilience.
Course Structure
The program is divided into 10 Sections + 150 Guided Lessons, each offering practical exercises, templates, and case-based applications.
Core Sections (10 Total)
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Understanding the Value of Money and Basic Financial Concepts (15 lessons)
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Budgeting Skills: Planning for Needs, Wants, and Savings (15 lessons)
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Banking Basics: Checking, Savings, and Digital Accounts (15 lessons)
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Credit and Debt: How They Work and How to Manage Them (15 lessons)
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Understanding Loans, Interest Rates, and Repayment Plans (15 lessons)
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Building and Protecting Good Credit Over Time (15 lessons)
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Smart Spending: Making Informed Consumer Choices (15 lessons)
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Planning for Emergencies and Unexpected Expenses (15 lessons)
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Introduction to Investing, Retirement, and Long-Term Goals (15 lessons)
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Creating a Personal Money Management System for Independence (15 lessons)
Why This Program Stands Out
Comprehensive Curriculum: 150 structured lessons that cover every aspect of personal finance.
Hands-On Tools: Includes budgeting templates, spending trackers, savings planners, and credit score checklists.
Action-Oriented: Practical, real-life exercises ensure participants apply what they learn immediately.
Adaptable Frameworks: Works for students, families, professionals, and individuals rebuilding financial health.
Stress-Reducing: Focuses not just on financial knowledge, but also on reducing money-related anxiety.
Future-Focused: Introduces long-term strategies for wealth-building, retirement, and legacy planning.
Your Outcome
By completion, you will:
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Possess a clear budgeting and savings system tailored to your lifestyle.
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Know how to manage and reduce debt, while protecting and growing credit.
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Be prepared with emergency funds and financial safety nets for life’s unexpected turns.
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Understand the basics of investing and retirement planning to grow wealth long-term.
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Have a personalized financial management system that builds independence and stability.
This is not theory. It is a full blueprint to financial literacy—practical, detailed, and built for real-world success.