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Consumer Management Mrs. Monticello

What’s Going On… Who is Mrs. Monticello Who is Mr. Bryant?? Topics covered in Consumer Management My goals for the students Time for Questions

Consumer Rights Your rights and responsibilities as a consumer What is a consumer Being an informed consumer

Values & Decision Making Personal Value Values that influence consumer decisions Needs & wants Goals Decision making

Buying and Advertising Types of advertising Effects of advertising

Financial Institutions Services Financial Forms Handling a checking account

Budgeting Components of a Budget Setting up a Budget

Credit Types of credit Role of credit in personal money management Credit rating criteria Consumer credit laws

Investments Types of Investments Stocks vs. Bonds

TAXES History of taxation Federal, State, & local taxes Filling out 1040 EZ form

Economics Economic Systems The ups & downs of business Measuring the Economy

Insurance Major types of insurance Factors that influence cost Life, Health, Auto, Property

Housing Types of housing Cost & purchasing Procedures Roommates Furnishing an apartment

TRANSPORTATION Types of transportation Criteria used in judging new and used cars Ownership costs

Food Merchandising Techniques Labeling Food Pyramid Food Product Comparison

Merchandising Techniques Labeling Food Pyramid Food Product Comparison

Clothing

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