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NCFR's first webinar for family life educators and related professionals, An Introduction to Ethical Thinking and Practice for Family Professionals-A Case Study Approach, features an introduction to the Minnesota Council on Family Relations' Ethical Thinking and Practices process.
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The U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants developed this culturally appropriate financial literacy curriculum to provide case managers, English language instructors, and qualified community volunteers with the tools they need to help newcomers navigate the U.S. banking system and other...
The first part of this lesson focuses on your net worth and how you own property. The second part will help you collect and organize your important financial records. (Author abstract)
Guidelines and worksheets for developing a written budget are the focus of this lesson. The guidelines and tools are intended to help you actually "plan" future use of income so you are in better control of day-to-day and longer-term finances. (Author abstract)
The focus in this lesson is on the pros and cons of using various types of consumer credit, wise credit management, and the importance of your credit history. There is a checklist to help you determine if you have some credit problems, and worksheets help you compare some credit alternatives. (...
This lesson will help you examine your spending habits to see if any problems exist. There are suggestions for changing spending practices and habits. Worksheets help you and other family members commit to a personal plan to change spending habits so funds can be used to reach important goals...
This lesson discusses cash flow, income, and expenses. There are worksheets on which to write critical information about your income, what you owe (your credit use), and types of expenses (fixed, regular flexible, and occasional) so you have a better picture of your current financial standing. (...
This lesson focuses on individual and family values about money. It gives you some suggestions about ways to talk with your partner and family about money matters. You are asked to think about and develop some financial goals for the future. There are also suggestions and tools to help you start...
Developed by Utah State University Extension, 'Strong Latino Couple Relationships' offers a 4-section activity book for strengthening marital bonds within Latino couples. Based on information gathered from Latino married couples, this program guides couples through family unity, communication,...