Learning Center
Basic Finance
How Credit Affects You
Preparing for Home Ownership
Steps for Buying a Home
Life as a Homeowner






 
Additional Resources
Module 1
Basic Finance
Banking
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Helpful Links

Sites with More Information
To learn more about the basics of banking, visit the following sites:

Federal Reserve Education Program
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Banking Basics
Federal Trade Commission Consumer Protection Statutes
FDIC Money Smart Program
National Foundation for Credit Counseling

These helpful links are also available in the Resources area.

Next Step
The final section of Basic Finance focuses on saving. Continue to Saving to learn how to incorporate these practices into your money management plan.

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