MoneySKILL®

About MoneySKILL®

MoneySKILL educates high school students on the basic understanding of money management fundamentals in the content areas of income, expenses, saving and investing, credit and insurance. The high school anc college course is designed to be used as all or part of a course in economics, math, social studies or wherever personal finances are taught. Students can access the modules in the classroom or at home. Built-in quizzes test students’ grasp of each concept. Two versions are available: High School/College and Middle level.

High School/College Course Content

Pre-test (36 questions randomly selected)

Income Modules:

1. The Plans We Have for Our Lives

2. Andrew's Simulation

Income Modules:

3. Earned Income and Skill Demand

4. Earned Income and Skill Supply

5. Property Income

6. Income from Financial Assets

7. The Consumer Life Cycle

8. Income Over the Life Cycle

9. Federal Income Taxes

10. Other Deductions from Pay

Expense Modules:

11. Tracking Expenses and Budgeting

12. Paying for What We Buy

13. Using a Checking Account

14. Renting a Home

15. Owning a Home

16. Food and Clothing

17. Buying or Leasing a Vehicle

18. Operating a Vehicle

19. Vacation and Leisure

Saving and Investing Modules:

20. Investing in Physical Assets

21. Saving

22. Short-Term Saving Vehicles

23. Fixed Income Assets

24. Equities

25. Mutual Funds

26. Investing in Business

Credit Modules:

27. Costs and Benefits of Borrowing

28. Secured Borrowing

29. Credit Cards

30. Your Credit Rating

31. Student Loans

32. Identify Theft

Insurance Modules:

33. Understanding Insurance

34. Life, Wills and Disability Insurance

35. Health Insurance

36. Retirement

Student Evaluation (3 questions)

Post-Test Pre-test (36 questions randomly selected)

Middle Level Course Content

Pre-test

Income Modules:

1. Earned Income and Skill Demand

2. The Consumer Life Cycle

3. Withholdings and Deductions from Pay

Expense Modules:

4. Tracking Expenses and Budgeting

5. Paying for What We Buy

6. Using a Checking Account

7. Renting a Home versus Owning a Home

8. Food and Clothing

9. Buying or Leasing a Vehicle

Saving Modules:

10. Saving

Credit Modules:

11. Credit Cards

12. Your Credit Rating

Post-test


Watch The Demo This demonstration module will allow you to become familiar with the course presentation. You will be able to read and hear the text. To move through the text, click on the arrows next to the text. Each page will have a question that you need to answer before proceeding. AFSAEF's mission is to help consumers realize the benefits of responsible money management, understand the credit process, and seek help if credit problems occur.	About MoneySKILL® MoneySKILL educates high school students on the basic understanding of money management fundamentals in the content areas of income, expenses, saving and investing, credit and insurance. The high school anc college course is designed to be used as all or part of a course in economics, math, social studies or wherever personal finances are taught. Students can access the modules in the classroom or at home. Built-in quizzes test students’ grasp of each concept. Two versions are available: High School/College and Middle level. High School/College Course Content Pre-test (36 questions randomly selected) Income Modules: 1. The Plans We Have for Our Lives 2. Andrew's Simulation Income Modules: 3. Earned Income and Skill Demand 4. Earned Income and Skill Supply 5. Property Income 6. Income from Financial Assets 7. The Consumer Life Cycle 8. Income Over the Life Cycle 9. Federal Income Taxes 10. Other Deductions from Pay Expense Modules: 11. Tracking Expenses and Budgeting 12. Paying for What We Buy 13. Using a Checking Account 14. Renting a Home 15. Owning a Home 16. Food and Clothing 17. Buying or Leasing a Vehicle 18. Operating a Vehicle 19. Vacation and Leisure Saving and Investing Modules: 20. Investing in Physical Assets 21. Saving 22. Short-Term Saving Vehicles 23. Fixed Income Assets 24. Equities 25. Mutual Funds 26. Investing in Business Credit Modules: 27. Costs and Benefits of Borrowing 28. Secured Borrowing 29. Credit Cards 30. Your Credit Rating 31. Student Loans 32. Identify Theft Insurance Modules: 33. Understanding Insurance 34. Life, Wills and Disability Insurance 35. Health Insurance 36. Retirement Student Evaluation (3 questions) Post-Test Pre-test (36 questions randomly selected) Middle Level Course Content Pre-test Income Modules: 1. Earned Income and Skill Demand 2. The Consumer Life Cycle 3. Withholdings and Deductions from Pay Expense Modules: 4. Tracking Expenses and Budgeting 5. Paying for What We Buy 6. Using a Checking Account 7. Renting a Home versus Owning a Home 8. Food and Clothing 9. Buying or Leasing a Vehicle Saving Modules: 10. Saving Credit Modules: 11. Credit Cards 12. Your Credit Rating Post-test
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