7/31/18

Understanding Your Credit Score: a lesson plan for adult learners

 

Thumbnail of Understanding Your Credit Score lesson plan and corresponding guide.Oklahoma Money Matters (OKMM), the financial literacy initiative of the Oklahoma College Assistance Program and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, is proud to announce the newest addition to our financial education library, Understanding Your Credit Score, a lesson plan for adult learners. 


Understanding Your Credit Score was carefully crafted with the economically vulnerable learner in mind and is divided into five sections to allow for more flexible utilization. Each section concludes with an application exercise and bonus material that complements the lesson. Participants will explore the factors that make up a credit score, learn how to access and review their credit reports, discover strategies for reducing debt, and learn the importance of making wise financial decisions that can help them reach their financial goals.


Both the Understanding Your Credit Score lesson plan and its corresponding Your Money Matters: Your Money, Your Way guide can be downloaded for FREE of charge from the resources page of OKMM’s website.


OKMM also offers free workshops that highlight practical ways for adults to manage their money, even if they’ve reached a financial crisis point. Workshops are customizable and include topics such as:

  • Establishing an effective budget
  • Managing credit
  • Preventing identity theft
  • Saving for expenses and emergencies
  • Paying for continuing education and navigating the financial aid process

If you would like to schedule a workshop, request materials, or learn how OKMM can help you incorporate personal finance education within your existing service structure, please email OklahomaMoneyMatters@ocap.org or contact us at 405.234.4415 or 800.970.OKMM (toll-free).

 

Angela Caddell

Associate Vice Chancellor for Communications

OCAP

P.O. Box 3000

Oklahoma City, OK 73101-3000

acaddell@ocap.org

www.OklahomaMoneyMatters.org

www.ocap.org

 

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