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Financial Literacy in Public Libraries: A Guide for Building Collections: Collection Development and Management
This guide was created by the ALA Office of Research & Evaluation, and funded by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation.
Introduction
Part I
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General Personal Financial Management
Budgeting
Banking
Saving and Spending
Credit and Debt
Managing Financial Hardship
Taxes
Insurance
Real Estate
Family Finance
Financial Literacy for Children
Teen Finance
Financing College
Investing
Retirement
Estate Planning
Consumer Protection and Fraud Prevention
Identity Theft
Part II
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General Personal Financial Management
Banking
Saving and Spending
Credit and Debt
Managing Financial Hardship
Taxes
Insurance
Real Estate
Family Finance
Financial Literacy for Children
Teen Finance
Financing College
Investing
Retirement
Estate Planning
Consumer Protection and Fraud Prevention
Identity Theft
Magazines and Journals
Professional Development
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Continuing Education
Collection Development and Management
Glossaries
Reference Materials
Programming Resources
Acknowledgements
Collection Development and Management
Collection Development and Management
Collection Development
Freedom to Read Statement
Freedom to View Statement
Library Bill of Rights
Smart investing@your library® Collection Management
Library tools and templates for managing a personal finance collection.
The Basic Business Library
by
Eric Forte (Editor); Michael R. Oppenheim (Editor)
ISBN: 9781598846119
Publication Date: 2012
A starting point for creating a business collection in the library. Includes resources on maintaining the collection once it has been established.
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