Managing Your Money
Managing Your Money teaches your students to meet the day-to-day challenges of spending, budgeting, banking, borrowing, and financial planning.
Program Details
- 4categories
- 8topics
- 80lessons
- 10videos
- 10assessments
Online Version
$995
Annual site license
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Why Managing Your Money?
A major part of stepping out of school and into adulthood is balancing income with spending. Your graduates need to be able to take control of their finance from Day 1 on the job. Will students be able to leave your classroom with the skills to manage their money?
Managing Your Money online provides practical personal money management lessons that guide students through the day-to-day issues of spending, budgeting, banking, borrowing, and financial planning.
Each of the 80 easy-to-follow lessons contains 10 concrete money management points with discussion and examples. With pre- and post-tests and a True/False assessment after every lesson, you can identify students’ money management strengths and weaknesses.
Try a Managing Your Money lesson for yourself, and you’ll appreciate the manner in which the program teaches personal finance. You can use Managing Your Money as an individualized learning experience or as a teacher directed activity.
Concrete Examples
Each of the 80 lessons contains ten concrete money management points with discussion and examples
Engaging Videos
Videos engage students in thinking about their personal money concerns.
Easy to Understand
Easy-to-understand lessons target money-related concerns of entry-level workers.
Explore Managing Your Money Lessons
Try free demo lessons straight from the program to see if Managing Your Money is right for your students. View video content, sample real lesson materials, and assessment questions. Dive into the program and get the full experience.
Lessons
Lifestyle Budgeting
- Understanding Your Paycheck
- Setting up a Budget
- Estimating Expenses
- Recognizing Budget Problems
- Cutting the Fat from your Budget
- Calculating Your Housing Budget
- Dealing with Debt
- Staying Out of Debt
- Coping with Taxes
- Adapting Lifestyle to Paycheck
Controlling Spending
- Managing Your Expenses
- Evaluating a Purchase
- Calculating the True Costs
- Using Discounts and Coupons
- Reacting to Advertising
- Avoiding Scams and Fraud
- Alternatives to Spending
- Keeping Records
- Using Technology
- Financial Planning