Moneyling NS-8 Managing Credit Course

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About the Course

The Managing Credit Course is designed for beginners to understand the key concepts related to credit, including how interest rates, fees, and borrowing impact personal finances. The course adheres to the National Standards for Financial Literacy and aims to equip students with the knowledge to make informed decisions about using credit wisely.

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

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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)

TRIAL $9.97
for 1 week
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Course Outline

  • Interest Rates and Credit Types – NS Managing Credit 8-1
    • Interest Rates and Lenders – NS Managing Credit 8-1
    • Types of Lenders: NS Managing Credit 8-1a
    • Comparing Lenders and Credit Options: NS Managing Credit 8-1b
    • Impact of Market Conditions on Interest Rates: NS Managing Credit 8-1c
  • Advertising and Loan Costs – NS Managing Credit 8-2
    • Understanding Loan Advertising and APR – NS Managing Credit 8-2
    • How Lenders Advertise Loans: NS Managing Credit 8-2a
    • Calculating APR: NS Managing Credit 8-2b
    • Introductory Rates and Payment Defaults: NS Managing Credit 8-2c
  • Loan Repayment and Costs – NS Managing Credit 8-3
    • Loan Terms and Total Cost – NS Managing Credit 8-3
    • Effects of Interest Rates and Loan Terms: NS Managing Credit 8-3a
    • Calculating Total Interest Paid: NS Managing Credit 8-3b
  • Credit Card Interest – NS Managing Credit 8-4
    • Credit Card Interest Rates – NS Managing Credit 8-4
    • Why Credit Card Rates Are Higher: NS Managing Credit 8-4a
    • Minimizing Credit Card Interest Charges: NS Managing Credit 8-4b
  • Credit Reports and Borrower Risk – NS Managing Credit 8-5
    • Credit Reports and Borrowing Costs – NS Managing Credit 8-5
    • Understanding Credit Reports: NS Managing Credit 8-5a
    • Impact of Credit History on Borrowing Costs: NS Managing Credit 8-5b
  • Using Credit for Long-Term Benefits – NS Managing Credit 8-6
    • Credit for Education and Housing – NS Managing Credit 8-6
    • Benefits of Financing Education and Housing: NS Managing Credit 8-6a
    • Assessing Credit Use for Major Purchases: NS Managing Credit 8-6b
    • Justifying Credit Use: NS Managing Credit 8-6c
  • Debt and Its Consequences – NS Managing Credit 8-7
    • Understanding Debt Accumulation – NS Managing Credit 8-7
    • Identifying Excessive Debt: NS Managing Credit 8-7a
    • Consequences of High Debt Levels: NS Managing Credit 8-7b
    • Course Review
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