Welcome to MoneySKILL®! In this program, you will have an opportunity to get the basics of money-management by looking at income, expenses, saving and investing, credit, and insurance. The high school/college course is offered as all or part of a course in economics, math, social studies, or wherever personal finances are taught. You can access the modules in the classroom, at home, or on your mobile device via the Internet. Built-in quizzes will test your grasp of each concept. The high school/college version is adaptable for use by home schoolers and/or employers. A middle school version is also available.

Course Content:

• Pre-test (37 questions randomly selected)
  
  
• • Income Modules:
    1. The Plans We Have for Our Lives
    2. Lifetime Plan
    3. Earned Income and Skill Demand
    4. Earned Income and Skill Supply
    5. Property Income
    6. Unearned Income from Financial Assets and Transfer Payments
    7. The Consumer Life Cycle
    8. Income Over the Life Cycle
    9. Federal Income Taxes
    10. Other Deductions from Pay
  • Expense Modules:
    11. Tracking Expenses and Budgeting
    12. Paying for What We Buy
    13. Using a Checking Account
    14. Renting a Home
    15. Owning a Home
    16. Food and Clothing
    17. Preparing to Acquire a Vehicle
    18. Vehicle Financing
    19. Operating a Vehicle
    20. Vacation and Leisure
  • Saving and Investing Modules:
    21. Investing in Physical Assets
    22. Savings
    23. Short-Term Saving Vehicles
    24. Long-term, Fixed Income Assets
    25. Equities
    26. Investment Funds
    27. Investing in Business
  • Credit Modules:
    28. Costs and Benefits of Borrowing
    29. Secured Borrowing
    30. Credit Cards and Other Unsecured Borrowing
    31. Your Credit Rating
    32. Student Loans
    33. Identity Theft
  • Insurance Modules:
    34. Understanding Insurance
    35. Life, Wills and Disability Insurance
    36. Health Insurance
    37. Retirement
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  Post-Test (37 questions randomly selected)