MoneyWi$e, a Consumer Action-Capital One Partnership, has launched new, interactive financial education eLearning modules for consumers. The courses offer case studies, interactive tips and exercises along with a variety of resources based on the MoneyWi$e financial education materials. Read more about the five interactive courses available...

Five interactive courses are available:

* Talking to teens about money – Help teens and their parents recognize the importance of having bank accounts and understand responsible ATM/debit card use.

* Managing your money – Identify how to set financial goals, create a budget, and handle credit responsibly.

* Building good credit – Identify tips to build and maintain good credit, including how to calculate credit payments and monitor credit history.

* Rebuilding credit – Discover tips to rebuild credit, including steps to take, making good credit choices and ordering a credit report.

* Saving to build wealth – Recognize the importance of emergency savings accounts and retirement planning, budgets and setting financial goals.

The interactive courses are available at www.consumer-action.org.