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BANKING AND CREDITLearning Goals Expectations Activities36. Knows how to open andmaintain a checkingaccount.a. Describe the different types of checkingaccounts.b. Explain the benefits of the different types ofchecking accounts.c. List personal identification needed to open anaccount.d. Open a checking account.e. Write two checks.Developing Your Vision, C. 3.FUTURE/PATH, p. 39, 38.I Can Do It, Using Banks, p. 10-11.I’m Getting Ready, Choose a Bank, M-12.I’m Getting Ready, Now You Try It, M-13.I’m Getting Ready, Avoid “Bouncing Checks,” M-13.1.I Know Where I am Going, Part I, C. 5, Taking It to the Bank,p. 40-46.f. Maintain a check register through checkbookand/or on-line banking.Life Skills Activities for Secondary, IV-16, Writing a Check,p. 243-245.g. Explain the consequences of writing checkswith insufficient funds.h. Balance register with statement monthly.Life Skills Activities for Secondary, IV-17, Maintaining aChecking Account, p. 246-248.Making It on Your Own, Find Out About Checking Accounts,p. 84.Making It on Your Own, Writing a Check, p. 84-85.Making It on Your Own, Check Writing Exercise, p. 86-89.PAYA, Module 1, Checking, p. 72-86.Ready, Set, Fly! Banking #4.Banking on Our Futurehttp://www.bankingonourfuture.org/master.cfm/main/homeMapping Your Future, Balancing Your Checkbook –http://www.mapping-your-future.org/features/incontrol.htmPractical Money Skills –http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com/english/at_home/consu37. Knows and understandsdifferent investmentplans.a. Identify investment options available (e.g.,certificate of deposit, employee investmentprograms, retirement accounts, stocks andbonds).b. Explain the different types of investmentplans.mers/banking/I Can Do It, Using Banks, p. 10-11.I Know Where I am Going, Part II, C. 1, Is There More toMoney Than Spending and Saving?Ready, Set, Fly! Savings #5.Banking on Our Future –http://www.bankingonourfuture.org/master.cfm/main/homePractical Money Skills –http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com/english/at_home/consumers/banking/Life Skills Guidebook 96©2004 by Casey Family Programs.