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Shifting Public Discussion from Consumption to Saving through Public Awareness Campaigns  .......................................... 2  \n2 . Using Existing Tax Incentives to Make Saving More Convenient and Affordable  ...................................................... 4  \n3 . Tailoring Communications to Make Saving Relevant to Everyone  ............5  \nChapter Two: Homeownership  .....................................................9  \n1 . Using Grassroots Approaches to Deliver Counseling and Training Programs  ................................................. 10  \n2 . Highlighting Success through Quality Education and Public Awareness  ................................................... 13  \n3 . Community Collaboration Can Be Invaluable in Developing and Distributing Programs  ........................................... 15  \nChapter Three: Retirement Saving  ................................................. 19  \n1 . Educating Workers on All Retirement Saving Opportunities  ...............21  \n2 . Encouraging Retirement Saving for Employees of Large Firms  .............24  \n3 . Retirement Saving Options for Employees of Small Businesses  .............27  \n4 . Taking Advantage of Tax-Preferred Individual Retirement Saving Products  ..28 Chapter Four: Credit  ............................................................ 31  \n1 . Increasing Public Understanding of Credit, Credit Reports, and Credit Scores  .....33  \n2 . Using Reputable Credit Counseling Services  ............................35  \nChapter Five: Consumer Protection  ................................................41  \n1 . Educating Consumers about Reducing their Risk of Identity Theft  .........42  \n2 . Guarding against Fraudulent Business Opportunities  ....................45  \n3 . Safeguarding Senior Citizens from Targeted Consumer Threats  ............46  \ni  \nTA K I NG OW N E RS H I P O F T H E F UT U R E :  \n The National Strategy for Financial Literacy   \nChapter Six: Taxpayer Rights  .....................................................49  \n1 . Helping Individuals to Identify and Utilize Available Programs and Services  ...50  \n2 . Education and Outreach to Individuals and Employers  ...................53  \n3 . Reducing Taxpayer Risks and Costs by Encouraging Direct Deposit  ........55  \n4 . Taking Advantage of Important, New Benefits to Realize Financial Saving  ...56  \nChapter Seven: Investor Protection  ................................................59  \n1 . Equipping Consumers with Unbiased, Neutral Investment Information  .....60  \n2 . Encouraging Greater Understanding of Investment Characteristics, Particularly Fees  .................................................... 63  \n3 . 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Encouraging Retirement Saving for Employees of Large Firms\n## 3. Retirement Saving Options for Employees of Small Businesses\n## 4. Taking Advantage of Tax-Preferred Individual Retirement Saving Products\n# Chapter Four: Credit\n## 1. Increasing Public Understanding of Credit, Credit Reports, and Credit Scores\n## 2. Using Reputable Credit Counseling Services\n# Chapter Five: Consumer Protection\n## 1. Educating Consumers about Reducing their Risk of Identity Theft\n## 2. Guarding against Fraudulent Business Opportunities\n## 3. Safeguarding Senior Citizens from Targeted Consumer Threats\n# Chapter Six: Taxpayer Rights\n## 1. Helping Individuals to Identify and Utilize Available Programs and Services\n## 2. Education and Outreach to Individuals and Employers\n## 3. Reducing Taxpayer Risks and Costs by Encouraging Direct Deposit\n## 4. Taking Advantage of Important, New Benefits to Realize Financial Saving\n# Chapter Seven: Investor Protection\n## 1. Equipping Consumers with Unbiased, Neutral Investment Information\n## 2. Encouraging Greater Understanding of Investment Characteristics, Particularly Fees\n## 3. Protecting Investors from Fraud through Increased Education Efforts\n# Chapter Eight: The Unbanked\n## 1. Using Banking Industry-Driven Products and Services to Increase Understanding and Utilization\n## 2. Encouraging Collaboration and Use of Existing Relationships to Increase Familiarity with Financial System\n# Chapter Nine: Multilingual Multicultural Populations\n## 1. Promoting Participation in the Financial Services Process through Increased Understanding of the System\n## 2. Changing Perceptions about the Accessibility of Homeownership\n## 3. Improving Access to Financial Services\n# Chapter Ten: Kindergarten – Postsecondary Financial Education\n## 1. Finding Room for Financial Education in K-12 Curricula through Integration\n## 2. Providing Teachers with Training and Support to Effectively Teach Financial Education Topics\n## 3. Providing Teachers with Effective Financial Literacy Materials, Curricula, and Resources\n## 4. Increasing Financial Literacy by Reaching Youth in Non-Traditional Educational Venues\n## 5. Increasing the Financial Skills of Postsecondary Students\n# Chapter Eleven: Academic Research and Program Evaluation\n## 1. Encouraging Academic Research\n## 2. Program Evaluation Utilizing Proven Quantitative Analysis\n## 3. Program Evaluation Utilizing Qualitative Evaluation\n# Chapter Twelve: Coordination Efforts\n## 1. Coordination of Federal Information on Financial Literacy\n## 2. 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