Consumer.gov - What to Know and Do
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CONSUMER.GOV - WHAT TO KNOW AND DO is designed to provide financial literacy help for educators and students. Topics include Managing Your Money; Credit, Loans and Debt; and Scams and Identity Theft. It also includes a Toolbox with lesson plans, worksheets, presentations, videos, and resources to help immigrant communities.
- Provider
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
- Author
- Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
- Price
- Free
- Published / Released Year
- 2012
- Publication Schedule for Series or Periodical
- Updated Regularly
- Resource Categories
- Information
- Resource Type
- Article/Information, Lesson/Lesson Plan (one lesson), Teaching Guide , Website
- Target Users
- Teacher, classroom or after school
- Grade Level
- 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, College & young adult
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Order Phone Number
- (844) 872-4681
- Jump$tart Standards
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- CD3 - Apply strategies to avoid or correct debt management problems
- FDM7 - Control personal information
- SS1 - Develop a plan for spending and saving
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DEBT COLLECTION teaches students about consumer rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, what debt collectors may and may not do, and how and where to complain if you are harassed, threatened, or abused.
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IDENTITYTHEFT.GOV is the FTC's comprehensive online guide designed to help victims report and recover from identity theft. It includes checklists, sample letters, credit bureau contact and consumer rights information, and steps to create a personal recovery plan.
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CHILD IDENTITY THEFT explains how to protect your child's personal information against theft, and what to do if your child’s credit report shows the child’s information is being misused.
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JUST FOR YOU - FINANCIAL EDUCATORS is an online destination for comprehensive consumer information that you can print, copy, post, or link to freely. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) resources can be shared with students, friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors. Use your social networking skills or order free materials to give away.
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