🧳 Preparation for Independent Adulthood *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

3.3 – Understanding Rent and Deposits: Rent and deposits are core components of housing costs, requiring financial planning and awareness. Rent is your ongoing monthly payment, while a deposit acts as security for potential damages or missed payments. Understanding the difference helps manage both short- and long-term expenses. Deposits are typically refundable if the property is well-maintained, encouraging accountability. Learning to budget for rent teaches the discipline of consistent financial responsibility. Reviewing what the deposit covers ensures no surprises when moving out. Over time, paying rent punctually builds credibility with landlords and reflects personal reliability. Understanding these concepts empowers you to navigate the rental process confidently. Responsible rent management becomes an early marker of adult stability.

About this course

Comprehensive life skills training to help young adults transition into independent living with confidence, stability, and self-sufficiency.

This course includes:
  • Budgeting templates, job readiness tools, and housing checklists
  • Real-life scenarios to practice problem-solving and independence skills
  • Guided planning activities to build a personalized adulthood readiness plan

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