Search Results: Adults


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  • 31.
    Budgets Are Sexy
    Subject: Budgeting, Consumer Issues, Credit, Financial Planning, Saving
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: BudgetsAreSexy.com
    A personal finance blog that addresses serious money-related issues written with a humorous flare.
    Free Resource
    Website (Blog)
    English

     
  • 32.
    BUDGT
    Subject: Budgeting
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: BUDGT
    BUDGT helps you keep track of your expenses in a very unique way. Day by day it will create a new budget for you based on how much youve already spent during the month. By making you aware how much you can afford each day BUDGT allows for easy savings.
    Resource has Fee or Free
    Multimedia, Website
    English

     
  • 33.
    Building Wealth: A Beginner´s Guide to Securing Your Financial Future
    Subject: Saving (Setting Goals), Credit (Credit Reporting, Credit Scoring), Investing, Budgeting
    Audiences: Students (High School, College), Adults, Educators (Teachers)
    Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
    Building Wealth is a personal finance education resource that presents an overview of personal wealth-building strategies for consumers, community leaders, teachers and students.
    Free Resource
    Publication (Workbook), Lesson Plan/Curricula, Multimedia (App, Download, Whiteboard)
    English, Spanish

     
  • 34.
    Buxfer
    Subject: Budgeting, Financial Planning
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: Buxfer
    Buxfer helps you see all your accounts at one place, understand where your money goes, reduce unwanted spending, and save for future goals.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 35.
    Buying a Home
    Subject: Consumer Issues (Mortgage)
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
    A website providing information to help you make informed decisions when purchasing a home. Topics addressed include figuring out how much you can afford, knowing your rights, shopping for a loan, homebuying programs, making an offer, getting an inspection and purchasing insurance.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 36.
    Calculator: Is It Better to Buy or Rent?
    Subject: Consumer Issues (Mortgage)
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: The New York Times
    Compare the cost of buying and renting a home using this calculator.
    Free Resource
    Tool (Calculator)
    English

     
  • 37.
    Calendar Budget
    Subject: Budgeting
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: Calendar Budget
    Financial planners recommend organizing and planning your money on a calendar. CalendarBudget is the easy and FREE way to organize your money online.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 38.
    Cash Money Life
    Subject: Budgeting, Consumer Issues, Credit, Saving
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: CashMoneyLife.com
    A personal finance and career journal with information about money management, earning money, improving credit scores and responsible credit card use.
    Free Resource
    Website (Blog)
    English

     
  • 39.
    CheapScholar.org
    Subject: Paying for College (College Planning, College Savings, FAFSA, Financial Aid)
    Audiences: Students (College, High School), Adults (Parents)
    Source: CheapScholar.org
    Provides families and students with financial tools, resources and knowledge that will assist in their pursuit of a college education.
    Free Resource
    Website
    English

     
  • 40.
    Checkbook HD
    Subject: Financial Planning
    Audiences: Adults
    Source: Checkbook HD
    Manage all your accounts, Track income and expenses, Import data from bank, Visualize your finances, Keep your data protected, iCloud and Bluetooth sync.
    Resource has Fee or Free
    Mobile Applications, Multimedia
    English

     

<<123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627>> Oklahoma Money Matters established this clearinghouse of financial literacy resources as a tool to help teachers, professors, educational administrators, practitioners and communities access information and instructional materials to support personal finance education for all ages. The clearinghouse contains publications, curricula and multimedia that address important money management topics such as saving for retirement, building a budget, balancing your checkbook and managing credit. We hope these resources help you make smart financial decisions and/or help you teach someone else how to manage their money successfully.