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Money Matters: Beginner
Money Matters: Beginner

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Parents who have this badge are well versed in the fundamentals of investment, savings, creating a budget, and setting financial goals after completion of the "Money Matters Part 1" Playlist. Courses dive deeper into these topics to help parents better understand how to maximize their personal earnings. Click here to view the "Money Matters: Beginner" playlist.

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Chicago Public Schools (CPS)
http://www.cps.edu/Pages/home.aspx

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Badge Type: Disposition

Expected Duration: 3 hours

Criteria

  1. [required] Parents must watch all playlist content and engage with the supplemental exercise files.

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