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Services Spotlight: Self-Paced Learning Modules
Learn how to make your money matter in every stage of life! From buying a car or house to getting married and having kids – our modules walk you through these big decisions and give you the tools you need to make informed financial decisions.
Our current selection of online modules explores:
- Love & Money: protecting your financial future no matter your relationship status.
- Money Management for College Students: making your money work for you while living the college life.
- Budgeting: getting the most out of your money by creating a realistic spending plan.
- Auto Loans: learning to look beyond the monthly payment to get the best car for your needs.
- Transition to Independence: learning to successfully navigate your financial life after college.
- Saving & Banking: exploring how to plan for your future and build wealth.
Each module includes learning objectives, tools, a quiz and a completion certificate.
What Can OKMM Do For You?
::For Students, Parents & Consumers::
- Provide information about preparing financially for college, including financial aid
- Locate educational resources to strengthen family budgeting skills through our online clearinghouse
- Share techniques for teaching children and teens about personal finance
::For Higher Education Campuses::
- Help you develop a financial education component for existing services
- Offer money management tools for freshman orientation classes
- Provide instructional materials for campus workshops
- Create publications you can share with students and families
- Develop personal finance content for your website or newsletter
- Provide educational resources for community financial aid events
- Share research in financial literacy data and trends
- Connect you with financial education providers in your service area
View a more detailed list under the Campus Professionals tab.
::For K-12 Schools::
- Locate supplemental materials and activities for classroom instruction
- Connect you with local financial education providers for classroom presentations
- Develop financial literacy tools to share with students and parents
- Develop personal finance content for websites and newsletters
View a more detailed list under the K-12 Educators tab.
::For Community Partners::
- Help you develop or enhance educational programs
- Provide educational resources for community events
- Develop financial literacy content and tools for websites
- Promote your financial education services and activities
- Share research in financial literacy data and trends
View a more detailed list under the Community Partners tab.
::For Employers::
- Provide money management workshops and training for your employees
- Allow you access to our Financial Friday program to distribute in your office
- Assist in the development of organizational financial education programs and activities
- Share Web and newsletter text
View a more detailed list under the Employers tab.
