FDIC, SBA expand Money Smart for Small Businesses curriculum

WASHINGTON – The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and its partner the U.S. Small Business Administration are augmenting its joint venture, Money Smart for Small Businesses, which provides guidance for starting and managing a small business.
An announcement last week said the free curriculum available on the FDIC website has been expanded after the agencies received feedback from the small-business community. The curriculum was originally created in 2012.
“Three new modules were added, focusing on managing cash flow, planning for a healthy business and helping learners to determine if owning a business is a good fit,” according to the announcement.
The three new modules brings the total up to 13, available in both English and Spanish. Each module typically runs 60-90 minutes.

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