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Financial Literacy Websites are given an overall score based on a
15-point scale that is the sum of content, usability, level of difficulty,
access to additional resources, availability to non-English speakers,
available at no cost, accessible anonymously, and privacy policy. The criteria
were developed and revised by FRWC Board Members.
Content:
One point (1-8) for each area addressed
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Women and Money (Level I) |
Women and Money (Level II) |
- Language of money management
- Beginning to save
- Credit building or repair (1 each)
- Financial goal setting
- Budgeting
- Debt reduction
- Smart consumer spending
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- Insurance
- Saving for a home or college (1 each)
- Small business assistance
- Saving for retirement
- Shopping for credit
- Taxes
- Charity
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Usability:
One point (1-2) for each component
Access to Additional Financial Resources:
One point (1) for reference or linkages to additional resources
Available in More Then One Language
One point (1)
Information Available at No Cost
One point (1)
Information Accessible Anonymously
One point (1)
Privacy Policy
One point (1) for stating that the information the user gives is kept
private [Note: This does not change the warning on the
Safe Use page.]
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