Moneyling NS-8 Saving Course

About the Course

The Saving Course is designed for beginners to understand the importance of saving, how interest works, and the different strategies and products available to achieve their financial goals. This course follows the National Standards for Financial Literacy and aims to help students make informed decisions about saving money for both short-term and long-term needs.

The information presented in this course is for educational purposes only and is not intended as financial, investment, or legal advice. Students should not interpret any examples or scenarios as recommendations to buy, sell, or hold specific securities or financial products. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Participants are encouraged to consult a qualified financial advisor or professional before making any personal investment decisions.

Course Information

Moneyling’s Content Team

Authors

Jennifer Degenhardt
Story-Based Curriculum & Classroom Integration
Author
Muhammad Ilyas Saeed
Financial Curriculum Creator
Author
Savanha Brubaker
Quality Control, Embedded Tools & Application
Author
Arman Kakar
Financial Curriculum Creator
Author

Editors

Elizabeth Eneadanu
Copyediting & Content Quality
Editor
Bredah W.
Copyediting & Content Quality
Editor

Course Price

$197.00
per year

$197/year – access for 35 students (additional students, $5/each)

Individual course in a comprehensive LMS set-up which includes:

alignment with national standards

teacher dashboard

student dashboard

story-based program

ready-to-teach lessons

worksheets

auto-graded quizzes

built-in calculators

final course exam

$9.97 for week trial (only includes course content; no access to LMS features)

Reasons for Saving Money – NS Saving 8-1

Saving Decisions and Personal Preferences – NS Saving 8-2

Interest and Financial Institutions – NS Saving 8-3

Principal, Interest, and Savings Growth – NS Saving 8-4

Compound Interest and Savings Growth – NS Saving 8-5

Deposit Insurance and Account Safety – NS Saving 8-6

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Course Outline

  • Reasons for Saving Money – NS Saving 8-1
    • Why People Save – NS Saving 8-1
    • Common Reasons for Saving: NS Saving 8-1a
    • Creating a Savings Plan: NS Saving 8-1b
  • Saving Decisions and Personal Preferences – NS Saving 8-2
    • How Saving Decisions Vary – NS Saving 8-2
    • Comparing Saving Attitudes: NS Saving 8-2a
    • Impact of Personality on Saving: NS Saving 8-2b
    • Challenges to Saving: NS Saving 8-2c
    • Impact on Financial Well-Being: NS Saving 8-2d
  • Interest and Financial Institutions – NS Saving 8-3
    • Understanding Interest and Savings – NS Saving 8-3
    • Types of Financial Institutions: NS Saving 8-3a
    • Interest Rates on Savings vs. Loans: NS Saving 8-3b
    • How Financial Institutions Pay Interest: NS Saving 8-3c
  • Principal, Interest, and Savings Growth – NS Saving 8-4
    • Understanding Principal and Interest – NS Saving 8-4
    • Principal vs. Interest: NS Saving 8-4a
    • Earning Higher Interest: NS Saving 8-4b
    • The Rule of 72: NS Saving 8-4c
  • Compound Interest and Savings Growth – NS Saving 8-5
    • Benefits of Compound Interest – NS Saving 8-5
    • Compound vs. Simple Interest: NS Saving 8-5a
    • Impact of Compounding Over Time: NS Saving 8-5b
  • Deposit Insurance and Account Safety – NS Saving 8-6
    • Importance of Deposit Insurance – NS Saving 8-6
    • Federal Deposit Insurance: NS Saving 8-6a
    • FDIC vs. NCUA Insurance Coverage: NS Saving 8-6b
    • Accounts Without Deposit Insurance: NS Saving 8-6c
    • Course Review
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