Taught by expert volunteers from across the state, Money School courses offer free financial education on topics ranging from money and debt management to retirement planning, investments, and small business development. Offered both online and in-person through Delaware’s public libraries, our free classes enable anyone to take charge of their financial lives and seek stability.
We currently offer both virtual and in-person courses, many of which are just one hour long. To view and register for upcoming classes, visit DEMoneySchool.org.
A few foundational principles of money management
1. The best thing money can buy is Financial Freedom. Understand why we do what we do so we can make small changes.
2. There's a hole in my pocket. Taking control of money is a process.
3. Got me going to the bank. An unbanked/under-banked consumer spends over $3,000/year in converting income into cash and cash into payments.
4. Crack the Credit Code. With a little planning and patience, everyone can boost their credit.
5. Till Death do us part. Smart borrowing is another way we build our wealth.
6. An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. The more you know, the more you can protect yourself.
7. Homeownership. Where do you even start?
8. Protect what you build. Understand the concepts behind insurance.
9. Invest. Because it is not what you make, but what you do with it that matters!
10. Estate Planning. Every one should know the basics and plan accordingly.
11. You and the IRS. It helps to know what could get you in the cross-hairs with the IRS.
12. To your golden years! Cheers. You now know where you want to be and have a plan to get there!
2. There's a hole in my pocket. Taking control of money is a process.
3. Got me going to the bank. An unbanked/under-banked consumer spends over $3,000/year in converting income into cash and cash into payments.
4. Crack the Credit Code. With a little planning and patience, everyone can boost their credit.
5. Till Death do us part. Smart borrowing is another way we build our wealth.
6. An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure. The more you know, the more you can protect yourself.
7. Homeownership. Where do you even start?
8. Protect what you build. Understand the concepts behind insurance.
9. Invest. Because it is not what you make, but what you do with it that matters!
10. Estate Planning. Every one should know the basics and plan accordingly.
11. You and the IRS. It helps to know what could get you in the cross-hairs with the IRS.
12. To your golden years! Cheers. You now know where you want to be and have a plan to get there!
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