Free iTunes For Learning To Manage Your Money


Penn State Federal is giving out a free Apple iTunes download for watching each of their online money courses, targetted toward us young folk. I just watched the ‘101: How To Shop For Everyday Savings’ lesson, which taught me about getting the best food value by comparing per-unit prices. They are really cheesy, but the messages are still good if a bit basic. Nothing like offering something you don’t need to entice you to learn financial responsibility! =) Link via Flyertalk.


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Comments

  1. locism Says:

    I’m doing the 1st course now. And from what i’m doing it’s kind of amusing but useful for those who need graphic to deal with money managment.

  2. Steve Says:

    Seems like bored money to me… ;)

  3. Jonathan Says:

    True… it may be good for parents with iPod-addicted teens as well. Hey, can you resell iTunes codes on eBay?

    (goes off to check)

    I see a couple auctions for codes. I’m sure there’s a rule against it somewhere…

  4. Mike Says:

    Awesome! Good deal! Thanks.

  5. Genevieve Says:

    The courses take a long time to get through, and you can’t speed them up. Kind of a pain for $1.

  6. Jonathan Says:

    But think of the knowledge you’re gaining! =)

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