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$200.00

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High School Course


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Online


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Our high school program is accredited by SACS, DETC and CITA.

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Consumer Math

Credits: 1 Units

Course ID: MAG02

Course Area: Math

Description:
Using math concepts to make informed decisions about: buying goods and services; the cost of credit; banking; investments; job-related issues; personal income and taxes; retirement; insurance; budgeting; housing; auto rental and ownership; using calculators and other technology.

Course Outline:

Unit 1:
Lesson 1: The history of money
Lesson 2: The department store
Lesson 3: The grocery store
Lesson 4: The electronics store (percentages and sales tax)
Lesson 5: The outlet mall
Lesson 6: The restaurant
Lesson 7: Paying retailers
Lesson 8: Reviewing and paying the power bill
Lesson 9: Estimating your expenses
Lesson 10: Receipts, bills and estimates, oh my!
Unit 2:
Lesson 11: How much money do I make?
Lesson 12: How much money do I spend?
Lesson 13: Am I financially healthy?
Lesson 14: Savings is stability
Lesson 15: Debt is dangerous
Lesson 16: What do I really need? And how much will it cost?
Lesson 17: When debt is acceptable?
Lesson 18: When debt isn't acceptable
Lesson 19: I already have too many credit cards, what should I do?
Lesson 20: How does a credit score work? And how do I get mine?
Unit 3:
Lesson 21: Secured vs. unsecured debt
Lesson 22: Unsecured debt payment and future wealth
Lesson 23: Examples of good credit vs. bad credit monthly payments
Lesson 24: Cars: lease vs. own
Lesson 25: Homes: rent vs. mortgage
Lesson 26: Summary: budgeting
Lesson 27: Fixed costs
Lesson 28: Discretionary spending
Lesson 29: Emergency funds
Lesson 30: Budgeting summary
Unit 4:
Lesson 31: The best ways to increase your income
Lesson 32: The single best way to increase your income
Lesson 33: Best ways to decrease your spending
Lesson 34: The single best way to decrease your expenses
Lesson 35: Savings: where to start?
Lesson 36: Planning to save
Lesson 37: Savings instruments and an introduction to investing
Lesson 38: Get everything in writing (and read the fine print!)
Lesson 39: The Internet is your friend
Lesson 40: Let's review

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