Mary J. Stephenson, Family Resource Management Specialist, 4-H and Home Economics Department, Cooperative Extension Service, The University of Maryland System.

Mary J. Stephenson, Family Resource Management Specialist, 4-H and Home Economics Department, Cooperative Extension Service, The University of Maryland System.

National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE). Developed by Koralalage S. U. Jayaratne, Angela C. Lyons, and Lance Palmer. With its easy-to-use online database and companion manual (available in print or electronic formats), this toolkit has been especially designed to help financial educators understand evaluation concepts and apply them in educational program evaluation.

Nevada Cooperative Extension, University of Nevada-Reno. Prepared by Patricia A. Myer, Daniel J. Weigel, and Virginia Haldeman. The purpose of Nevada Cooperative Extension's Financial Fitness Volunteer Program is to extend the money management education efforts of Cooperative Extension agents and specialists through volunteers. The volunteers will serve as teachers of basic money management skills to single or married heads of households. The teaching will occur in (but is not limited to) one-on-one situations focusing on families experiencing financial difficulties.

American Century Investments. Series of single-page instructional sheets with information regarding investing.

Printout of a corporate training online class curriculum. Includes lessons: Introduction to Financial Planning; Income Taxes; Retirement Planning; Investment Planning; Risk Management; Stock Options and Compensation Planning; Education Planning; Estate Planning; Credit and Lending; and Comprehensive Cast Study.

This guidebook includes step-by-step instructions for community educators to conduct educational programs to change the retirement planning behavior of Americans. The target audience for the guidebook is community educators, both those who have never offered a retirement planning program as well as experienced educators who want to improve their outreach.

The Actuarial Foundation.

United States Mint. This teaching guide includes: - six teacher-friendly lesson plans that fit easily into your curriculum. - Reproducible student worksheets that coincide with each lesson. - Fun state facts and information on the new quarter designs. - 50 State Quarters Program 1999-2000 quarter board.

Flora L. Williams, School of Consumer and Family Sciences, Purdue University.

NeighborWorks America, Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling. Course materials sponsored in part through a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Includes course materials and printed research regarding the HECM exam.

NeighborWorks America, Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling. Course materials sponsored in part through a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Includes course materials and printed research regarding the HECM exam.

NeighborWorks America, Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling. Course materials sponsored in part through a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. This companion course to the Homebuyer Education Methods curriculum is a week long course that covers the new standards for post purchase programs. It focuses on topics that help both new and existing homeowners manage their most important asset. These topics include home maintenance and repair, financial management and budgeting skills, insurance, methods for getting homeowners more involved in their community, early intervention programs to prevent delinquencies and default, and the pros and cons of refinancing.

NeighborWorks America, Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling. Course materials sponsored in part through a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

NeighborWorks America, Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling. Course materials sponsored in part through a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Lemuel Dowdy, Jill Goodrich-Mahoney, and Kerry Stoebner. A Federal Trade Commission Manual for Businesses.

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. Heart-to-Heart: As Your Parents Age is an interactive workshop created to help members begin healthy conversations with their aging parents about their finances and other topics related to their future. The workshop is designed to help participants gain: - An understanding of their parents' vision for the future. - Information to make decisions on their parents' behalf. - Tips for starting heart-to-heart conversations.

Financial Services Education Coalition. This document is intended for use with a variety of audiences who currently do not have accounts with financial institutions or who need basic information about to use accounts. Included are a series of Consumer Fact Sheets for distribution to the members of your community.

Presented by Rick Harper and Christena Schafale, Neighborhood Reinvestment Training Institute, Minneapolis.

Cooperative Extension Service, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Distribution, printing, layout, and design courtesy of Allstate Insurance Company.

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans. Some workshops are interesting, fast-paced and memorable. Others are not. How do you create a workshop that is effective and engaging? After attending this workshop, you'll know ways to: - Create an effective workshop. - Energize a workshop. - Measure workshop effectiveness.

Jump$tart! Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy.

Division of Vocational-Technical Education, Maryland State Department of Education.

Division of Vocational-Technical Education, Maryland State Department of Education.

International Credit Association. This Teaching Guide is a companion to How To Use Consumer Credit Wisely, Fourth Edition. It is designed to be used flexibly with various audiences and in multiple settings to expose young people and adults alike to important concepts of consumer credit and to show how these concepts apply to consumers' lives.

International Credit Association. This Teaching Guide is a companion to How To Use Consumer Credit Wisely, Fourth Edition. It is designed to be used flexibly with various audiences and in multiple settings to expose young people and adults alike to important concepts of consumer credit and to show how these concepts apply to consumers' lives. Includes teaching guide and booklet: Building a Better Credit Record, produced by the Federal Trade Commission.

Division of Vocational-Technical Education, Maryland State Department of Education.

Division of Vocational-Technical Education, Maryland State Department of Education.

Division of Vocational-Technical Education, Maryland State Department of Education.

Division of Vocational-Technical Education, Maryland State Department of Education.

Division of Vocational-Technical Education, Maryland State Department of Education.