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The semester-long personal finance course covers all of the essential personal finance topics necessary to become a financially capable student. By the end of this course, students will have a thorough understanding of personal finance topics and be prepared to handle the financial responsibilities that exist after graduation.
Unit 1 Behavioral Economics
Semester course syllabus, assessments, standards alignment.
- National Standards for Personal Financial Literacy
- North Carolina
- South Carolina
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View Google Doc View Google Form View Answer Key. Budgeting Strategies Budgeting for Rent and Food ... CASE STUDY: How Do I Budget? ... Your new account will provide you with access to NGPF Assessments and Answer Keys. It may take up to 1 business day for your Teacher Account to be activated; we will notify you once the process is complete.
NGPF Case Study Budgeting Spanish version Virtual Adaptation Ideas Case Study Summary Description: In this Case Study, students learn the basics of budgeting, from setting priorities, creating a savings goal, tracking spending and learning about tradeoffs required to achieve financial goals. They take on the role of a friend providing financial ...
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Description: In this Case Study, you will learn the basics of budgeting, from setting priorities, creating a savings goal, tracking spending and learning about tradeoffs required to achieve financial goals. You will take on the role of a friend providing financial advice to a friend and learn to develop various options and strategies to achieve ...
budgeting in this case study by helping Alana budgetand reach her financial goals! Simply follow the directions on theworksheet to complete the case study. 35 mins 3 EXIT TICKET Teacher Tip:To administer this Exit Ticket using Google Forms, make yourown copy Exit Ticket 1. Identify one way in which setting a goal can helpa person budget more ...
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50-20-30 Rule. A popular savings rule of thumb in which 50% of your income goes towards necessities (groceries, rent, utilities), 20% goes towards savings, debt, and investments, and 30% goes towards flexible spending. Unit Pricing-saving money on groceries. by calculating unit price, you are able to strip away the influence of brands and ...
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Part I: Play Money Magic 1. Go to playmoneymagic. Part II: Reflection Questions. Every round, the game forces you to allocate all of the money in your budget, so that your balance equals $0 before you can move on. What are some of the advantages of creating a Zero-Based Budget? What disadvantages did you encounter with this style of budgeting?
NGPF Case Studies present personal finance issues in the context of real-life situations. Students explore decision-making, develop communication skills, and make choices when there is no "right" answer. In this case study, students learn the basics of budgeting, from setting priorities, creating a savings goal, tracking spending, and learning ...
Based off of the following Case study: NGPF Case Study Budgeting. Objectives: To analyze a case study. To respond to specific questions based on information provided. To utilize critical thinking and analysis skills. To review information about the basics of budgeting, creating savings goals, tracking spending. Instructions:
Terms in this set (10) Budget. A plan of your expected income and how you will use it to meet your expected expenses over a period of time. Deficit. When your expenses exceed your income. Expenses. Products, services, or bills you are responsible for paying. Fixed Expense.
NGPF Activity Bank Budgeting INTERACTIVE: Money Magic [ANSWER KEY] Interactive: Money Magic NGPF Teacher Cheat Sheet Pro Tips: This Money Magic trailer provides a good overview for students prior to playing the game. This is a challenging game that may take students several tries to get Enzo to Vegas. It will take some
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The Full-Year Course is the most comprehensive personal finance course a teacher can use with their students. The course includes lessons from the Semester Course, Mini-Units, and features 19 unique lessons to guarantee there are no content gaps. By the end of this course, students will have a thorough understanding of personal finance topics ...
10 things _______ do not do: 1. buy new cars; 2. eat out on a regular basis; 3. replace what is not broken; 4. impulse buy; 5. carry debt; 6. visit the tanning bed; 7. buy new clothes; 8. desire gratification; 9. socialize with money spender; 10. spend too much. straight jacket. people avoid budgeting because of the _____ _____ it gets. They ...
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