mPower eLearning Money Management Courses

Basic Money Management: Learning the Essentials

Personal finance is complicated. Gaining financial literacy and learning how to manage your money is vital — how else will you get where you want to be in life? The good news is we can help you establish money management skills and teach you about personal finance essentials with our Financial Foundations course. In this personal finance course, you'll learn about checking accounts, car loans, credit cards, online banking, mortgages, budgeting, and creating healthy financial habits. 

Building Financial Capability: Taking Your Personal Finance Education to the Next Level

Once you understand the essentials of money management, you need to take things to the next level by building your financial capabilities. To manage your money properly, you need to learn all about protecting your identity, credit scores and reports, debt management, taxes, home ownership, creating a budget, and having family conversations about money. We can help you understand all these topics with our personal finance course, Building Financial Capability.

Investing in Your Future: Planning for Life's Big Expenses

Our personal finance course Investing in Your Future allows everyone, from young adults to those nearing retirement, to gain the vital knowledge and skills necessary to make good decisions about budgeting, investing, insurance, and retirement planning. In this personal finance course, you can learn all about paying for college, building emergency savings, shopping for insurance, planning for retirement, 401(k) plans, savings accounts, certificates of deposits (CDs), and buying a home.

Owning a Small Business: Gaining the Skills You Need to Succeed

Although most of our online personal finance courses are designed to help you better manage your own finances, we also offer an online finance course for small business owners. Learn the important parts of starting and running a successful small business like developing a business plan, reviewing business financial statements, obtaining business credit, and using business credit.