Library: English | Workplace Privacy Your rights on the job.

To protect your personal privacy and your job, you should know when and how employers can monitor and gather information about you. This publication explains some of the situations in which monitoring might occur in the workplace and explains your privacy rights as an employee.

Library: English | Internet Safety A computer user’s guide to privacy and security.

This publication outlines ways that you can protect yourself and your computer when you use the Internet and email.

Library: English | Talking to Teens about Money - Seminar Lesson Plan Packet (English).

This PDF file provides guidance for teachers and team leaders. The packet contains a detailed curriculum, classroom activities and take home worksheets.

Library: English | Auto Insurance: The Basics.

It’s every driver’s responsibility to have adequate auto insurance. This guide will help you determine how much—and what kinds of—coverage you need, and how to get protection at the best price.

Library: English | Successful Homeownership - Seminar Lesson Plan & Class Activities (English).

This PDF packet provides guidance for teachers and team leaders. The 20-page packet contains a detailed curriculum, classroom activities and take home worksheets.

Library: English | Leave me alone (2008) Your privacy online—and offline.

Leave Me Alone! Your Privacy Online - and Offline explains the concept of personal privacy and why it is important to be careful about who has access to your personal information. Topics covered include privacy in cyberspace, cutting down on unwanted junk mail and spam e-mail from marketers and ‘top ten’ ways to protect your privacy on and off the Internet.

Library: English | How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Insurance Fraud A Consumer Guide for Asian Americans.

An illustrated brochure describing the warning signs of insurance fraud, with some concrete steps you can take to avoid becoming a victim. Though written specifically to help Asian Americans, this brochure contains information helpful to all consumers. It details several types of insurance fraud, such as: fake policies, premium fraud, unlicensed agents, unnecessary services, and insurance scams. It also describes how to get your money back and where to complain about insurance fraud.

Library: English | Understanding Debit Cards Plastic with a difference.

Debit cards look similar to credit cards, but they work differently. This publication explains how they work, what consumer protections exist and how cardholders can address problems with billing and unauthorized use.

Library: English | What Asian Americans Should Know About Insurance Fraud A Training Manual for Community-Based Organizations.

An 8-page, illustrated manual written to help agency staff answer their clients’ questions about insurance fraud. Though written specifically for agencies that work with Asian Americans, it contains information relevant to any consumer’s questions. It includes an appendix listing the insurance regulators for the top ten states with the largest Asian American populations.

Library: English | Be Careful Where You Get Credit - PowerPoint Slides.

This presentation is a companion to the brochure “Watch Where You Get Credit,” which compares various sources of credit—from credit unions to pawn shops.