Ohio State University Extension Family and Consumer Sciences' money management programming uses interactive discussions and hands-on activities to teach:
- Financial goal-setting
- Spending plan creation
- Debt reduction
- Credit report management
- Financial record organization
- And many more money management topics
These programs are designed to help individuals and families increase their financial stability by learning how to use a spending plan to save and reduce consumer debt. Using reliable, research-based information, OSU Extension Family and Consumer Sciences educators help participants overcome the obstacles between their current situation and their financial goals. Participants gain the skills and tools they need to improve their financial health and self-reliance.
Positive money management practices and savings strategies can make the difference between a financial crisis and long-term financial security. Family and Consumer Sciences' money management workshops empower participants with the knowledge, skills and tools to create their own financial future.
Programs:
Money 101
Money 101 is a four-part financial series that focuses on setting goals, tracking spending, setting up a budget, and working towards improving your credit. An on online asynchronous version of this program is available for use.
Basic Finances
I want to improve my finances, where do I start? This program covers a wide variety of topics including budgeting, building credit and managing debt.
Money Smart
These programs are provided by the FDIC and are available for all age groups.
Ohio Saves
Free resources available to all Ohioans to support efforts to save money, reduce debt, and build wealth over time. Ohio State collaborates with the Ohio Treasurer of State Office to promote this program. Click here to learn more about the Ohio Saves program.
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