New Money Smart Curriculum for Young Adults
Posted by on May 01, 2011
FDIC updates Money Smart for young adults
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has announced an updated and enhanced version of its instructor-led Money Smart for Young Adults financial education curriculum.
Key changes include updates about managing credit cards, avoiding overdrafts and financing higher education.
The revised curriculum also includes instructional enhancements, many suggested by instructors who use Money Smart, such as expanded pre- and post-tests that teachers can use to measure changes in student knowledge or use as quiz questions.
To obtain free copies of the updated curriculum, visit here.
http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/young.html
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