Credit Financial Literacy Curriculum of understanding along with four-part series: - 1. Understanding Your Credit Report - - 2. Correcting Your Credit Report - - 3. Updating Your Credit Report - - 4. Building Your Credit Report. - - 5. Seeing Your New Scores. In credit literacy, clients capture this opportunity to fully understand the components that make up credit allowing them to personally take ownership of restoring their own credit reports.

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Based On The Federal Reserve Book Building Wealth Tawalla Simmons voice educates students concerning building wealth, assets, liabilities, and net worth for the benefit and betterment of each student.

Taught using the FDIC Curriculum. A full understanding of what money is while showing ways to make it, grow it, and save it. About the Writers & Creator of the Program: The FDIC Money Smart financial education program can help people of all ages enhance their financial skills and create positive banking relationships. Measured Outcomes: Internal values and goals, external influences, and their relationships to financial decisions. Note: Tawalla Simmons is the Facilitator NOT the Author of this program!