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Managing Your Money
Rating: 4.5 out of 5(1 rating)
2 students

Managing Your Money

Budgeting and Financial Planning
Created byJeffrey King
Last updated 9/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Understanding wants and needs, and setting and sticking to a budget.
  • Understanding bank accounts, credit scores, and credit cards.
  • Understanding the real costs of owning a car.
  • Understanding what you need to know to live on your own.
  • How to manage your money, engage in financial planning, and avoid scams.
  • When to get the advice of experts.

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 1h 39m total length
  • Budgeting8:46

    Understanding wants and needs, and setting and sticking to a budget.

  • Managing Your Money, Part 112:08

    Managing your money, financial planning, and avoiding scams.

  • Managing Your Money, Part 223:20

    Understanding bank accounts, debits and deposits, balancing your checkbook on paper, reconciling with bank statements, savings accounts, emergency money, paying yourself, interest rates, credit scores, and credit cards.

  • Managing Your Money, Part 344:09

    The real cost of owning a car, auto loans, buying vs. leasing, auto insurance, the car buying process, maintaining your vehicle, roadside assistance.

    Living on your own, what you need to buy to live on your own, a moving checklist, the real costs of renting an apartment, how much rent you can afford, signing a lease, security deposits, pet deposits, renters insurance.

    The real costs of owning your own home, buying vs. renting your home, how much home you can afford, the real costs of buying a home, the home-buying process, utilities (electricity/gas, water/sewer, heat/ac), homeowner’s property insurance, flood insurance.

  • Getting Expert Advice10:42

    Getting information from the internet; getting face-to-face personalized advice and help when: going to college (student loans, admissions, & graduation requirements), finding internships, searching for a job, calculating taxes, making a financial plan, having a vehicle, buying a home, purchasing insurance, and improving your mental health.

Requirements

  • Learn everything you need to know.

Description

Learn the basics of money management so you can control your finances.

  • Understanding wants and needs, and setting and sticking to a budget.

  • Managing your money, financial planning, and avoiding scams.

  • Understanding bank accounts, debits and deposits, balancing your checkbook on paper, reconciling with bank statements, savings accounts, emergency money, paying yourself, interest rates, credit scores, and credit cards.

  • The real cost of owning a car, auto loans, buying vs. leasing, auto insurance, the car buying process, maintaining your vehicle, roadside assistance.

  • Living on your own, what you need to buy to live on your own, a moving checklist, the real costs of renting an apartment, how much rent you can afford, signing a lease, security deposits, pet deposits, renters insurance.

  • The real costs of owning your own home, buying vs. renting your home, how much home you can afford, the real costs of buying a home, the home-buying process, utilities (electricity/gas, water/sewer, heat/ac), homeowner’s property insurance, flood insurance.

  • Getting information from the internet; getting face-to-face personalized advice and help when: going to college (student loans, admissions, & graduation requirements), finding internships, searching for a job, calculating taxes, making a financial plan, having a vehicle, buying a home, purchasing insurance, and improving your mental health.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is specifically designed for young adults, but is appropriate for anyone who wants to better control their finances.