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CUNA Financial Counseling eSchool
Topics and Schedule

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Please note that the Topics/Objectives listed below are subject to change.

Class 1: June 12, 2008
Financial Counseling: Overview & the Financial Counselor's Role
  • Identify myths and goals of financial counseling
  • Examine a financial counseling model that can provide a framework for your budget counseling process
  • Determine the financial counselor's role in working with the member's other creditors
  • Teach members how to negotiate with creditors honestly and fairly
  • Learn how to help your member construct a letter for creditors
  • Discuss what to do when members are unable to make any payment due to job loss, disability, and other severe financial problems
 
Class 2: June 19, 2008
Financial Counseling: Budgeting Analysis & Spending Plans
  • Help members develop a plan for spending, bill paying, and saving
  • See how to help members build savings on a tight budget
  • Determine ways to help members clarify and resolve their financial problems
  • Learn an approach to debt reduction that discourages default and bankruptcy
 
Class 3: June 26, 2008
Financial Counseling: How to Improve Credit Worthiness & Credit Scores
  • Use a credit scoring exercise to see how credit scores are determined
  • Learn the correlation between credit scores and interest rates
  • Discuss what members can do to improve their credit score and creditworthiness
  • Demonstrate how improved scores reduce interest expense and speed up debt reduction
 
Class 4: July 10, 2008
Financial Counseling: Investigating Financial Solutions & Options
  • Consider the option available to solve debt problems
  • Identify practical solutions to credit problems
  • Learn ways to help members understand their financial situation and options
  • Identify resources and opportunities to help reduce your member's monthly deficit
 
Class 5: July 17, 2008
Financial Counseling: Understanding Your Member's Financial Issues
  • Understand the environment your member operates in
  • Discuss why your member acts the way they do
  • Identify financial problems and their impact
  • Distinguish differences between financial crises, emergencies, and problems
 
Class 6: July 24, 2008
Financial Counseling: Communications for Financial Counselors: Part I & II
  • Understand several important communication principles
  • Discuss the different ways in which members communicate
  • Identify factors that influence and also create obstacles in the communication process
  • Understand the important role of listening skills
 
Class 7: August 7, 2008
Financial Counseling: Designing & Implementing a Financial Counseling Program
  • Learn how to determine client needs and institutional attitudes
  • Analyze your department structure and program personnel
  • Discuss the development of training programs, adequate counseling facilities, and effective policies and procedures
 


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