Financial literacy is a crucial tool for survivors as they work to retake control in their lives. Understanding how to navigate finances can empower survivors when taking steps forward.
Course Curriculum
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1.1 Definition of Financial Abuse
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1.2 Types of Financial Abuse
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1.3 The Impact of Financial Abuse
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1.4 Recognizing Financial Abuse
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2.1 How Financial Abuse Impacts Survivors and Their Independence
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2.2 Long-Term Effects of Financial Abuse
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2.3 The Road to Independence
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3.1 The Importance of Financial Literacy in Overcoming Abuse
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3.2 The Role of Financial Literacy in Overcoming Abuse
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3.3 The Broader Impact of Financial Literacy
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4.1 Understanding Your Income, Expenses, and Assets
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4.2 Analyzing Your Expenses
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4.3 The Relationship Between Income, Expenses, and Assets
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5.1 Taking Stock of Your Current Financial State
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5.2 Assessing Income & Expenses
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5.3 Evaluating Assets and Liabilities
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5.4 Calculating Your Net Worth
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5.5 Setting Financial Goals
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6.1 Identifying Any Financial Barriers or Challenges
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6.2 Identifying Personal Financial Challenges
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6.3 Strategies to Overcome Financial Barriers
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12.1 Importance of Goal Setting in Financial Planning
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12.2 How to Set SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) Goals
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12.3 Examples of Financial Goals: Saving for a Car, Home, or Education
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12.4 Breaking Down Goals into Manageable Steps
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12.5 Reviewing and Adjusting Your Goals
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12.6 Setting Financial Goals with a Partner or Family
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16.1 Introduction to Investing: Stocks, Bonds, and Mutual Funds
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16.2 Understanding the Risks and Rewards of Investing
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16.3 Building a Diversified Portfolio
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16.4 Setting Investment Goals
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16.5 Choosing the Right Investment Accounts
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16.6 Evaluating Investment Performance
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16.7 Seeking Professional Advice
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17.1 Understanding Retirement Accounts: 401(k), IRA, Etc.
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17.2 How to Start Saving for Retirement
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17.3 Evaluating Retirement Savings Progress
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17.4 Planning for Healthcare in Retirement
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17.5 Planning for Longevity and Inflation
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17.6 Understanding Withdrawal Strategies
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17.7 Working with a Financial Advisor
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19.1 Finding Financial Mentors and Support Groups
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19.2 Using Community Resources for Financial Protection
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19.3 Building a Network of Personal and Professional Contacts
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19.4 Leveraging Online Resources and Forums
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19.5 Developing a Plan for Ongoing Support
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19.6 Utilizing Professional Services for Specialized Needs