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FACS 320 - Finance - Personal and Family

  • 3 credits
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Management of income, expenditures, credit, savings, investment, insurance, taxes, and assets considering legislation and economic conditions.

Top 10 Reasons to Take FACS 320:
1: 53% of adults are financially anxious
2: Two in three families lack an emergency fund
3: 78% of adults live paycheck to paycheck
4: Three in five adults don’t keep a budget
5: Four in five youths failed a financial literacy quiz
6: 27 states scored a C, D, or F for high school financial literacy
7: 54% of millennials are concerned about student loans
8: 60% of adults had credit card debt in the past year
9: Four in five adults experience barriers to homeownership
10: Fewer than one in five adults is confident in savings

What students say about the on-line class and the instructor:
"I'm loving the class. My favorite by far! These Nearpod things are great, I wish more professors used them."
"Everything has been great! I very much appreciate how organized you are as a teacher, and this has been an amazing class so far."
"I am enjoying the videos and the hands-on experience which is helpful for me to learn better."
"You are doing a wonderful job. I can't thank you enough for how "easy-going" and comprehendible the information is!"
"Things are great! Thank you for teaching this class. I feel like I'm learning so much valuable information and I'm excited to learn more."
"I think you are great! I appreciate how organized and thorough you are because it makes the class so much easier to work through."

Textbooks and Materials

Please check the CSU Bookstore for textbook information. Textbook listings are available at the CSU Bookstore about 3 weeks prior to the start of the term.

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