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The Eight Money Smart for Young Adults Modules 1 1

Module 1: Bank On It 2 2

Module 2: Check It Out 3 3

Check It Out Benefits of checking accounts Types of checking accounts Understanding banking fees Opening a checking account Documents needed Check register & recording transactions How to make deposits How to write checks 4 4

Check It Out Using electronic banking ATM & debit cards; vs. credit cards How & when to report fraudulent use Temporary holds when you swipe your card Mobile banking Recording all your transactions and keeping accurate records 5 5

Module 3: Setting Financial Goals 6 6

Module 4: Pay Yourself First 7 7

Pay Yourself First Saving & benefits of paying yourself first Savings Tips Earning interest making your money grow Savings Products Savings accounts, certificates of deposits, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, U.S. Treasury securities, Individual Deposit Accounts (IDAs), college savings plans and retirement investments Creating a Savings Action Plan 8 8

Module 5: Borrowing Basics 9 9

Borrowing Basics What is credit & why is it important What is collateral secured & unsecured loans Types of credit Credit cards Installment loans Installment loan vs. rent-to-own Home loans 10 10

Borrowing Basics The cost of credit fees & interest Truth in Leading Disclosures Borrowing money responsibly Equal Credit Opportunity Act How Credit Decisions are made Capacity, Capital, Character & Collateral (4Cs) Applying for a loan Credit reports & the importance of good credit Tips for managing your credit Recognizing predatory lending practices Payday loans Refund anticipation loans 1 11

Module 6: Charge It Right 12 12

Charge It Right Types of credit cards Secured & unsecured Stored value cards Student credit cards Credit Card Solicitations Shopping for the best deal Credit card terms Annual Percentage Rate (APR) Fees (annual, late, over-the-limit, etc.) 13 13

Charge It Right Applying for a credit card You must be at least 21years old unless: You can show that you have an independent means of repaying the debt You have the signature of a cosigner over the age of 21 Factors considered, credit reports & FICO What to do if your credit request is denied Using your credit card responsibly What is identity theft & how to avoid it Understanding your credit card statement Important things to know about paying your credit card bill 14 14

Module 7: Paying for College and Cars 15 15

Paying for College and Cars Installment loan basics Loan approval process (4Cs of Credit) Car loans Buying vs. leasing Financing & repayment terms Where to obtain a car loan Auto Financing Tips 16 16

Paying for College and Cars How to pay for college Financial aid overview Federal and non-federal programs Work-study programs Loans Ways to offset costs Cost of college calculator 17 17

Module 8: A Roof Over Your Head 18 18

A Roof Over Your Head Thinking about moving out? Renting vs. buying What does it cost to rent Security deposit, 1 st month s rent, fees, utilities Buying a home are you ready to buy? Understanding mortgage costs Shopping for a mortgage Learning about predatory lending practices 19 19

Money Smart for Young Adults: Training Modules Module Title Estimated Minutes By the end of this course, participants will understand: To achieve this objective, the participants will be able to: Module 1: Bank On It 90-120 Available banking services and how to build a positive relationship with a financial institution. Identify the major types of insured financial institutions. Identify five reasons to use a bank. Describe the steps involved in opening a bank account. Describe two types of deposit accounts. Identify additional bank services that come with deposit accounts. Describe the primary function of the bank customer service representative, teller, loan officer and branch manager. Module : Check It Out 120-180 How to use a checking account responsibly. State the benefits of using a checking account. Determine which checking account is best for them. Identify the steps involved in opening a checking account. Add and withdraw money from a checking account. Reconcile a check register with a bank statement. Module 3: Setting Financial Goals 90 How to manage money by preparing a personal spending plan and identifying ways to decrease spending and increase income. Track daily spending habits. Prepare a personal spending plan or budget to estimate monthly income and expenses. Identify ways to decrease spending and increase income. Identify budgeting tools that will help them manage their money. Module 4: Pay Yourself First 60-120 Ways to save money and savings options to save toward their goals. Explain why it is important to save. Determine goals toward which they want to save. Identify savings options. Determine which savings options will help reach savings goals. 20 20

Money Smart for Young Adults: Module Title Module 5: Borrowing Basics Estimated Minutes 90-120 Training Modules By the end of this course, participants will understand: How credit works and if they are ready to apply for credit. To achieve this objective, the participants will be able to: Define credit. Explain why credit is important. Distinguish between secured and unsecured loans. Identify three types of loans. Identify the costs associated with getting a loan. Explain why it is important to be wary of rent-to-own, pay-day loan, and refund anticipation services. Determine if they are ready to apply for credit. Module 6: Charge It Right 120 Credit cards and how to responsibly use them. Describe the purpose of credit cards. Determine which credit card is best for them. Identify the factors creditors look for when making credit decisions. Describe how to use a credit card responsibly. Identify the steps to take when a credit card is lost or stolen. Module 7: Paying for College and Carst 120 General information on installment loans, including car loans and student loans. Differentiate between secured and unsecured installment loans. Explain why installment loans cost less than rent-to-own services. Identify the factors lenders use to make loan decisions. Identify the questions to ask when purchasing a car. Describe various types of college loans and loan programs. Module 8: A Roof Over Your Head 90 Information on the steps involved in renting an apartment and buying a house. Identify initial and continuing costs of renting an apartment. List questions to ask when determining if you are ready to buy a home. List costs associated with renting and owning. Describe the benefits and pitfalls of renting versus owning a home. 21 21

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