Fun with Lots of Die Rolling Todd Hospodarsky Monticello High School
Materials needed Simulation materials Calculators (phones?) Possibly computers Dice - 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20 sided All are optional
Budget
A financial plan
3 types of Budgets
Balanced – Spend what you make
3 types of Budgets Balanced – Spend what you make Deficit – Spend more than you make
3 types of Budgets Balanced – Spend what you make Deficit – Spend more than you make Surplus – Spend less than you make
If you Budget correctly = You will get farther (money wise) than if you don’t
Steps How to Budget
1. Set a financial goal (with a time frame)
Steps How to Budget 1. Set a financial goal (with a time frame) 2. List your income
Steps How to Budget 1. Set a financial goal (with a time frame) 2. List your income 3. Plan your expenditures
Steps How to Budget 1. Set a financial goal (with a time frame) 2. List your income 3. Plan your expenditures ****Pay yourself first
If you run a deficit
If you run a deficit then you must look at your opportunity costs
If you still can’t balance then you need to borrow = credit
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Savings
Anything you don’t spend
Things that affect Savings
1. Income
Things that affect Savings 1. Income 2. Expectations
Things that affect Savings 1. Income 2. Expectations 3. Tax Laws
What to Look for when Saving
1. Safety
What to Look for when Saving 1. Safety 2. Rate of Return (Interest Rate) -APR
What to Look for when Saving 1. Safety 2. Rate of Return (Interest Rate) -APR Compound Interest –
What to Look for when Saving 1. Safety 2. Rate of Return (Interest Rate) -APR Compound Interest – APY Interest on Interest already earned Rule of 72 =
What to Look for when Saving 1. Safety 2. Rate of Return (Interest Rate) -APR Compound Interest – APY Interest on Interest already earned Rule of 72 = 72 divided by the interest rate =# yrs it takes your $ to double
What to Look for when Saving 1. Safety 2. Rate of Return (Interest Rate) -APR 3. Liquidity – How easy it is to turn your savings into cash
High Liquidity = Low Interest Rate Low Liquidity = High Interest Rate
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Credit
Buy Now Pay for it Later
Where can you Borrow??? – Types of Loans
1.Mortgage – Property - Bank (4.5%)
Where can you Borrow??? – Types of Loans 1.Mortgage – Property - Bank (4.5%) 2.Consumer Loan – Goods/Services – Bank/Store/Company (0-8%)
Where can you Borrow??? – Types of Loans 1.Mortgage – Property - Bank (4.5%) 2.Consumer Loan – Goods/Services – Bank/Store/Company (0-8%) 3.Credit Cards – Goods/Services – Bank/Store (15-25%)
Credit Cards - Advantages 1. Flexibility
Credit Cards - Advantages 1. Flexibility 2. Safety
Credit Cards - Advantages 1. Flexibility 2. Safety 3. Emergency Funds
Credit Cards - Advantages 1. Flexibility 2. Safety 3. Emergency Funds 4. Character Reference Credit History
Credit Cards - DisAdvantages 1. Overspending
Credit Cards - DisAdvantages 1. Overspending 2. Higher Costs
Credit Cards - DisAdvantages 1. Overspending 2. Higher Costs a. Interest
Credit Cards - DisAdvantages 1. Overspending 2. Higher Costs a. Interest b. Store Charges
Credit Cards - DisAdvantages 1. Overspending 2. Higher Costs a. Interest b. Store Charges 3. Impulse Buying
Things To Look For
1. Grace Period
Things To Look For 1. Grace Period 2. Annual Fee– (want None)
Things To Look For 1. Grace Period 2. Annual Fee– (want None) 3. Interest Rate
Things To Look For 1. Grace Period 2. Annual Fee– (want None) 3. Interest Rate 4. Credit Limit
Things To Look For 1. Grace Period 2. Annual Fee– (want None) 3. Interest Rate 4. Credit Limit 5. Extras – Cash Back – Flyer Miles –get Something
Things to Watch out For 1. Cash Withdrawal 2. Checks 3. If you don’t pay all of the bill you’ll have hidden costs
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Today– Late Work and EC Due Wed– Test and Sect Reviews Due – Bring a Calculator
Insurance
Shared Risk
Premium –
Price You Pay to be Covered By Insurance
Premium – Price You Pay to be Covered By Insurance Deductable –
Premium – Price You Pay to be Covered By Insurance Deductable – How Much You Have to Pay Before Insurance Kicks In
Premium – Price You Pay to be Covered By Insurance Deductable – How Much You Have to Pay Before Insurance Kicks In Co-Pay –
Premium – Price You Pay to be Covered By Insurance Deductable – How Much You Have to Pay Before Insurance Kicks In Co-Pay – How Much You Have to pay Along With Insurance
Life Insurance –
Pays Your Family Money When You Die
Life Insurance – Pays Your Family Money When You Die 1. Term – Cheapest – No Cash Value
Life Insurance – Pays Your Family Money When You Die 1. Term – Cheapest – No Cash Value 2. Whole – Pay Same Premium get Same Coverage – Entire Life Does Accumulate a Cash Value
Life Insurance – Pays Your Family Money When You Die 1. Term – Cheapest – No Cash Value 2. Whole – Pay Same Premium get Same Coverage – Entire Life Does Accumulate a Cash Value 3. Universal – Can Eventually Stop Paying Premium and Still Covered Does Accumulate a Cash Value
Health Insurance
1. Disability – Pays You an Income if you Can’t Work
Health Insurance 1. Disability – Pays You an Income if you Can’t Work 2. Medical – Pays Your Doctor Bills
Health Insurance 1. Disability – Pays You an Income if you Can’t Work 2. Medical – Pays Your Doctor Bills HMO –Health Maintenance Organization – Pays everything but only if you Go to the right Dr.
Health Insurance 1. Disability – Pays You an Income if you Can’t Work 2. Medical – Pays Your Doctor Bills HMO –Health Maintenance Organization – Pays everything but only if you Go to the right Dr. PPO –Preferred Provider Organization -Covers you Everywhere but You’ll Pay Less if you Go to the Right Dr.
Property Insurance – Pays When Your Property is Damaged
Property Insurance – Pays When Your Property is Damaged 1. Car
Property Insurance – Pays When Your Property is Damaged 1. Car 2. Home
Property Insurance – Pays When Your Property is Damaged 1. Car 2. Home 3. Other
Liability Insurance – Pays When You Damage Other’s Property
Liability Insurance – Pays When You Damage Other’s Property -Umbrella Policy – covers you everywhere
YOU MUST GET RENTER’S INSURANCE