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Building Your Bucks Application
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rmcquerr
Posted 1/13/2009 9:13 AM (#2362)
Subject: Building Your Bucks Application
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I recently partnered with my former high school teacher (who is a realtor now) and the Lexington-Bluegrass Association of Realtors (LBAR) to develop a financial tutorial that is aimed towards facilitating good mortgage and home-buying decisions to young adults; it is also great for first time home buyers. This project was ironically started before the recent “mortgage crisis”, but just now linked to on www.lbar.com. The application is called Building Your Bucks (direct link: http://www.lbar.com/BuildingYourBucks/) and feel free to use it in your classrooms where applicable.

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