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Resources in English Alternatives Federal Credit Union. n.d. Money Wise, Money Whys: A Money Management and Economic Literacy Training Course. Ithaca: NY: Alternatives Federal Credit Union. American Express. 2000. Managing Debt, Building Wealth. San Francisco, CA: American Express. Bowen, Cathy Faulcon and Marilyn Furry. 1995. Managing Resources: Rent-to-Own Shopping. University Park, PA: The Pennsylvania State University. (English/ Spanish). Castañeda, Laura and Laura Castellanos. 1999. The Latino Guide to Personal Money Management. Princeton, NJ: Bloomberg Press. Chan, Karen, Vicki Fitzsimmons, Rhonda Hardy, Maxine Kimmel, Sandra Stiles, and Susan Taylor. 1997. All My Money. Champaign, IL: University of Illinois Extension Consumer and Family Economics Team. Consumer Action. n.d. Keeping your bank and credit card accounts safe from fraud: A manual for community-based organizations. San Francisco, CA: Consumer Action. Consumer Action. n.d. Protect Yourself from Identity Theft: It’s Your Good Name!. San Francisco, CA: Consumer Action. Consumer Action. 2000. Credit Repair Scams: They Make Your Money Disappear. San Francisco, CA: Consumer Action. Consumer Action. 2000. Preventing Credit Card Fraud: Learn How to Protect Yourself. San Francisco, CA: Consumer Action. Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Inland Empire. 1998. Consumer Guide To Good Credit. Riverside, CA. (English/ Spanish). Consumer Credit Counseling Service of the Mississippi River Valley (CCCS-MRV). 1998. Personal Money Management Guide. CCCS-MRV. (English, Spanish under development). Cooper, Barbara, Brenda Cude, Barbara Dahl, Pat Hildebrand, Evelyn Prasse, Lois Smith, Kathy Sweedler, and Susan Taylor. 1998. Credit Card Smarts. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Extension. (English, Spanish under development). FDIC. 2001. Money Smart: An Adult Education Program. Washington, D.C.: FDIC.

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Fannie Mae Foundation. n.d. Choosing the Mortgage that’s Right for You. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation. Fannie Mae Foundation. 2001. Borrowing Basics: What you Don’t Know Can Hurt You. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation. Fannie Mae Foundation. 2002. Opening the Door to a Home of your Own. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation. Fannie Mae Foundation and Center for Applied Linguistics. 1996. How to Buy a Home in the United States. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation and Center for Applied Linguistics. Fannie Mae Foundation and National Endowment for Financial Education. 2002. Knowing and Understanding Your Credit. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation and National Endowment for Financial Education. (English/ Spanish). Financial Services Education Coalition. 1998. Helping People in Your Community Understand Basic Financial Services. Washington, D.C.: Financial Services Education Coalition. (English/ Spanish). First Nations Development Institute. n.d. Building Native Communities: Financial Skills for Families. Washington D.C.: First Nations Development Institute. Freddie Mac. 2001. Get Credit Smart!: Lessons to Help you Understand, Build and Maintain Better Credit. McLean, Virginia: Freddie Mac. Galt, Graham. 1996. A Woman's Guide to Taking Charge: Basic Tools for Managing Your Money. Phoenix, Arizona: Fresh Start Women's Foundation. (English/ Spanish). Grimes, Andrés. 2001. Family Prosperity: How Latinos Apply Unique Talents and Achieve Financial Independence. Charleston, SC: Pffp net Publishing. Highlander Research and Education Center. n.d. A Very Popular Economic Education Sampler. New Market, TN: Highlander Research and Education Center. Knight, Suzanne Enzian and Deborah Luppold. 1999. Planning Ahead. . .Staying Ahead. Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension. (English/ Spanish). Lehto, Tracy. 1997. Savings and Budget Workplan. Portland, OR: Human Solutions, Inc. (English/ Spanish). Meyers, Ceylane, Andrew Moss, Michele Dickens, Alice Walker, and Andrea Skorepa. 1998. Building Community Wealth through Individual Access to Credit and Banking Services. Washington, D.C.: National Community Reinvestment Coalition.

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Mortrude, Judy and Nancy Beck. 2001. Using Money Wisely: A Workbook on the Basics of how to Earn, Spend, Stretch and Save Money. Minneapolis, MN: ING. National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE). 1997. High School Financial Planning Program. Englewood, CO: National Endowment for Financial Education. National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE). 1999. Habitat for Humanity Homeowners Handbook. Englewood, CO: National Endowment for Financial Education. National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE). 2000. Earning and Learning your Way to your Goals. Englewood, CO: National Endowment for Financial Education. National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE) and National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions (NFCDCU). 2001. Your Path to Financial Freedom. Englewood, CO: NEFE and NFCDCU. New York Association for New Americans and Fannie Mae Foundation. 1996. Basics of Money and Assets. New York: New York Association for New Americans and Fannie Mae Foundation. (English/ Spanish). Okie Holt, Alejandra and Cassandra Marshall. 2002. Building a Better Future: A Financial Education Program for English as a Second Language Classes. Durham, NC: Latino Community Credit Union and National Endowment for Financial Education. Owen, Alma J., Rebecca Haynes, and Susan Fucik. 1998. Making Your Money Work. Lafayette, IN: Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service. (English, Spanish under development). Peterson, Shirley, Karen Varcoe, Connie Costello, Nancy Feldman, Jagjeet Johal, and Barbara Turner. 1998. Making Every Dollar Count. Riverside, CA: The San Francisco Foundation's Bank of America Consumer Education Fund. (English/ Spanish). Reid, Harvey R. 2001. The Household Budget Organizer and Recordkeeper. Chapel Hill, NC: Harvey R. Reid Consulting. SallieMae. 1999. SallieMae Presents Paying for College: A College Answer Guide for Students and Their Families. Reston, VA: SallieMae. (English/ Spanish). Strassels, Paul. 1997. Credit When Credit is Due. Rapid City, SD: American Center for Credit Education (ACCE). (English/ Spanish). Wills, Janet. 2000. Economic Literacy Education. Springdale, AR: Economic Opportunity Agency of Washington County. (English/ Spanish).

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Resources in Spanish American Express. 2000. Cómo controlar las deudas y enriquecerse. San Francisco, CA: American Express. Bowen, Cathy Faulcon and Marilyn Furry. 1995. Managing Resources: Rent-to-Own Shopping. University Park, PA: The Pennsylvania State University. (English/ Spanish). Consejo Nacional de la Raza. 1999. Un paso más cerca de sus sueños: Como hacer que su dinero trabaje a su favor. Washington D.C.: Consejo Nacional de la Raza. Consumer Action. n.d. Protéjase del robo de identidad: ¡Se trata de su buen nombre!. San Francisco, CA: Consumer Action. Consumer Action. 2000. Cómo evitar el fraude con tarjetas de crédito: Aprenda a protegerse. San Francisco, CA: Consumer Action. Consumer Action. 2000. Las estafas por reparación de crédito: hacen que su dinero desaparezca. San Francisco, CA: Consumer Action. Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Inland Empire. 1998. Consumer Guide To Good Credit. Riverside, CA: Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Inland Empire. FDIC. 2002. Money Smart: Plan de educación para capacitación en finanzas. Washington, D.C.: FDIC. Fannie Mae Foundation. n.d. Cómo escoger el mejor préstamo hipotecario para Usted. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation. Fannie Mae Foundation.1996. Cómo establecer un mejor record de Crédito: Qué debe hacer; qué debe evitar. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation. Fannie Mae Foundation. 2000. Aprenda lo básico sobre tomar dinero prestado: Lo que usted no sabe puede perjudicarle. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation. Fannie Mae Foundation. 2001. Abriendo la puerta de su propio hogar. Washington D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation. Fannie Mae Foundation and National Endowment for Financial Education. 2002. Conozca y entienda su crédito. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation and National Endowment for Financial Education.

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Fannie Mae Foundation and National Immigration Forum. 1999. Cómo llegar a ser ciudadano, cómo llegar a ser dueño de casa. Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae Foundation and National Immigration Forum. Financial Services Education Coalition. 1998. Helping People in Your Community Understand Basic Financial Services. Washington, D.C.: Financial Services Education Coalition. (English/ Spanish). Galt, Graham. 1996. A Woman's Guide to Taking Charge: Basic Tools for Managing Your Money. Phoenix, Arizona: Fresh Start Women's Foundation. (English/ Spanish). Grimes, Andrés. 2001. Prosperidad familiar: Cómo los latinos emplean sus talentos particulares y alcanzan el éxito económico. Charleston, SC: Pffp net Publishing. Knight, Suzanne Enzian and Deborah Luppold. 1999. Planning Ahead. . .Staying Ahead. Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension. Lehto, Tracy. 1997. Savings and Budget Workplan. Portland, OR: Human Solutions. Meyers, Ceylane, Andrew Moss, Michele Dickens, Alice Walker, and Andrea Skorepa. 1998. Building Community Wealth through Individual Access to Credit and Banking Services. Washington, D.C: National Community Reinvestment Coalition. National Housing Impact Division and Fannie Mae Foundation. 1996. Guía del comprador de vivienda. Washington D.C.: National Housing Impact Division and Fannie Mae Foundation. New York Association for New Americans and Fannie Mae Foundation. 1996. Basics of Money and Assets. New York: New York Association for New Americans and Fannie Mae Foundation. (English/ Spanish). Okie Holt, Alejandra and Cassandra Marshall. 2002. Construyendo un Futuro Mejor: Un Programa de Educación Financiera. Durham, NC: Latino Community Credit Union and National Endowment for Financial Education. Peterson, Shirley, Karen Varcoe, Connie Costello, Nancy Feldman, Jagjeet Johal, and Barbara Turner. 1998. Making Every Dollar Count. Riverside, CA: The San Francisco Foundation's Bank of America Consumer Education Fund. (English/ Spanish). Reid, Harvey R. 2001. El organizador y anotador del presupuesto de la casa. Chapel Hill, NC: Harvey R. Reid Consulting. SallieMae. 1999. SallieMae Presents Paying for College: A College Answer Guide for Students and Their Families. Reston, VA: SallieMae. (English/ Spanish).

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Strassels, Paul. 1997. Credit When Credit is Due. Rapid City, SD: American Center for Credit Education (ACCE). (English/ Spanish). United Guaranty. 1997. El camino a la obtención de vivienda. Greenboro, NC: United Guaranty.

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Building a Better Future Curriculum Evaluation Form Please provide us with your feedback so we may improve the curriculum. 1. How have you used the curriculum? (level and profile of students, number and size of classes, etc.)___________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 2. Overall, would you say this curriculum was: __Not helpful ___Somewhat helpful ___Helpful ___Very helpful ___Extremely helpful

3. Are the topics relevant to your students’ lives?

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4. What section(s) do you think were the most helpful to your students and why? ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 5. List other financial areas where you think students need more information? ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 6. How can the curriculum be improved?_____________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 7. Do you have any additional comments or feedback regarding the curriculum? ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________

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8. Name of organization or school and city (optional)____________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Please return this form to: Latino Community Credit Union, Financial Education Program, PO Box 25360, Durham, NC 27702 or fax: 919-688-9309

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