ECO 201 - Consumer Economic Planning

Consumer economics. Personal and family income. Budgeting. Housing: rent vs. purchase. Insurance: life, automobile, homeowner’s. Investments: stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, commodities. Income taxes. Retirement planning, wills, trusts. (3 contact hrs)

Credit Hours: 3.00
Course Start Date: 9/1/1973
Course End Date: 12/31/1976