Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy is not just the knowledge and skill set used to manage money effectively; it also affects every aspect of our adult lives! MCC is happy to partner with ECMC Learning to help us all budget for a better future.
Sign up today for free at https://www.ECMCLearning.org/mohave to learn how to:
- Understand your income and expenses
- Create a personal budget
- Set and achieve financial goals
- Transition from school to the workplace
- Manage debt and utilize budgeting tools personalized by you for you and so much more!
Returning users please visit, https://www.ECMCLearning.org
Featured ECMC Learning Opportunities:
Facts About Taxes – 3/2/25 through 3/9/25
Whether you’re a first-time filer or a seasoned pro, learn how to take advantage of tax credits, make the most of a refund, avoid common errors, plus more.
What to Know Before Filing an Extension
Making the Most of Your Refund
Understanding Financial Rules of Thumb – 3/9/25 through 3/16/25
Financial rules of thumb are designed to be broad, simple guidelines that give consumers a way to save, spend, and invest wisely.
How Rules of Thumb May (or May Not) Work for You
The Rule of 72 and the Power of Compound Interest
Retirement Planning: Investing Rules of Thumb
The 90/100 Rule for Student Loan Debt
Protecting Your Identity – 3/16/25 through 3/23/25
A secure financial identity is an asset worth its weight in gold.
Identity Theft in the Digital Age
Backing Up Your Personal Information
Protecting Your Accounts from Hackers
How to Protect Your Social Security Number
Social Media and Identity Theft
Understanding Medical Identity Theft
How to Avoid Financial Pitfalls – 3/23/25 through 3/30/25
Each stage of life brings new financial responsibilities and challenges. Take a look at some common financial pitfalls people experience in each decade.
Planning for Prosperity at Any Age
Common Financial Mistakes People Make in their 20s
Thriving in Your 30s: Navigating Key Challenges
Sidestepping Common Pitfalls in Your 40s
Financial Missteps to Avoid in Your 50s and 60s
Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Retirement