After completing Budgeting and Saving: Planning Your Retirement, the user should be able to:
 | Explain investment terminology |
 | Plan a personal investment strategy |
 | Compare and choose among investment options such as stocks, bonds, and CDs |
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Becoming an Informed Investor
 | Watching key indicators |
 | Finding good information |
 | Understanding financial terminology |
Planning Your Investments
 | Evaluating risks |
 | Insuring your investments with Uncle Sam |
 | Evaluating liquidity |
 | Evaluating returns |
Planning for Retirement
 | Planning for tomorrow |
 | Formulating a strategy |
 | Understanding IRAs |
 | Understanding annuities |
Cashing In at Retirement
 | Investing during retirement |
 | Maximizing retirement benefits |
 | Evaluating other options |
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A typical course has the following features:
 | Exercises that allow users to explore how a course topic applies to budgeting and saving |
 | A file containing the text of the exercises |
 | Activities that allow users to apply concepts in an interactive questioning environment |
 | A glossary |
 | A Skill Assessment |
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 | Budgeting and Saving: Confronting Debt (BUDG01) |
 | Budgeting and Saving: Eliminating Debt (BUDG02) |
 | Budgeting and Saving: Banking Basics (BUDG03) |
 | Budgeting and Saving: Choosing Bank Accounts (BUDG04) |
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 | Budgeting and Saving: Making 401(k) Plans Work for You (BUDG06) |
 | Budgeting and Saving: Exploring Investment Options (BUDG07) |
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