FIN 301

Finance - Personal Finance

University of Kansas · Fall 2026

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This course will provide the tools to help you better understand and improve the financial decisions you'll make throughout your life. You will learn how to analyze the financial effects of spending and investing decisions and how to use credit well, including credit cards. You will develop an understanding of the basics of mortgages, purchase (buy) versus lease (rent) decisions, savings, investments, and insurance. You will acquire an appreciation of the time value of money that provides a foundation for reasonable financial planning. Given the basic tools and terminology you'll learn, the course will help you develop solutions to various practical financial problems that you will face. Not open to students who have taken FIN 101. This course is open to all university students. Satisfies: Goal 1 Outcome 2 (GE12) , Math and Statistics (MTS)

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39 openSeats: 11/50 seats Last recorded: Jul 30, 2026, 1:16 AM
Class #13538Fall 20263 credits
39 available11 enrolled50 capacity
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