People have different learning styles. You may have noticed that you are more of a visual learner, for example, and are more receptive to the material when you see charts, graphs, photos, or videos. Others prefer a text-based approach and like to read out of a book. Still, others may prefer a lecture or audio-based… Continue reading MV FAQs: Does Money Vehicle Support Differentiated Learning?
You pay taxes to the federal government, but where does it all go? We run through it all.
Want to learn more about how students actually learn material in the Money Vehicle course? Look no further.
Can the Money Vehicle be adapted to each state’s specific rules regarding financial literacy classes? The answer is yes — here’s everything you need to know.
So, you’re taking a financial literacy class. Great! But be sure you understand who, or what, is behind it.
Students: What should you look for in a credit card? Here are a few options that may be the best for first-time users.
Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion are the “big three” credit bureaus. Here’s why that’s important, and their roles in the financial system.
What is FICO, and what does it have to do with your credit? We explain FICO, the gatekeepers of FICO scores.
What’s the difference between a bank and a credit union? We’ll break it all down.
What is the difference between earning and creating money? We get into it.
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