The National Center for Family Literacy has been exploring and creating
strategies for bsic intergenerational  financial literacy. You can
explore some of the online resources we have used with adult learners
and their children. There are some interactive materials for adults here
that are very helpful and fun!
www.literacycampus.org/campus/library.asp
We will post some new resources in July that will include an interactive
game for adults to play with pre-school children. I will put a message
out when it is available.
Margo Waddell

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From: womenliteracy-bounces at nifl.gov
[mailto:womenliteracy-bounces at nifl.gov] On Behalf Of Andrea Wilder
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 12:23 PM
To: The Women and Literacy Discussion List
Subject: [WomenLiteracy 407] The financial forms

Friends,

I have sent in an almost complete copy of the forms I mentioned.  They
are designed to cover every financial eventuality you can  think of, I
think.  This means that someone with a minute income can use them as
well as a person with a gigantic income.

I think the  expenses side is very useful, also the places where it is
possible to prioritize what you want and what you feel comfortable with.
Still the best idea is to itemize everything, write it down.

As for making a will--you can actually get forms from the web, just be
sure to write everything out in your own hand.

Andrea Wilder

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