Financial Literacy
All Howard County Library branches have books on various aspects of financial literacy in their circulating nonfiction collections. Additionally, a small collection of books explicitly focused on financial literacy topics is located near the Information Desk on the second floor of the Central Library.
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Basic Resources
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Banks
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Bankruptcy
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Budgeting & Personal Financial Management
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Cars & Money
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Buying & Leasing
Insurance
Ownership & Repair
Children - Supporting & Educating
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Consumer Credit & Consumer Credit Issues
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- Collection Agencies
- Credit & Debit Cards
- Credit Counseling
- Credit Errors - Dealing With
- Credit Fraud
- Credit Reports
- Your Access to Free Credit Reports (U.S. Federal Trade Commission)
- annualcreditreport.com (Note via the U.S. Federal Trade Commission: Do not contact the three nationwide consumer reporting companies individually. They are providing free annual credit reports only through annualcreditreport.com)
Estates & Wills
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Fraud & Identity Theft
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Health Financing
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Housing
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- Buying a Home & Getting a Mortgage
- Foreclosed Homes - Purchasing
- Home Equity Loans & Lines of Credit
- Home Improvement
- Rental Housing
- Utilities
Insurance - Life & Property
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Legal Expenses
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Life Changes
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Retirement Planning
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Starting a Small Business
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Taxes
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- County Taxes
- State Taxes (Maryland State Department of Assessments & Taxation)
- Federal Taxes (U.S. Internal Revenue Service)
Unemployment & Disability
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