Key Learning: Financial responsibility includes setting goals and developing a plan for how to earn, save, spend, and invest financial resources. Unit.

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Key Learning: Financial responsibility includes setting goals and developing a plan for how to earn, save, spend, and invest financial resources. Unit Essential Question: How are financial goals reached? Concept: Savings Concept: Banking Concept: Credit Scores Concept: Payment Types How are savings goals accomplished? What type of banks and accounts best suit my needs? How do credit cards work? What is the importance of using a credit card responsibly? Vocabulary: Interest Savings Vehicle Budget Vocabulary: Savings Account Checking Account Liquidity Fees Vocabulary: Debit/Check Card Credit/Charge Card Grace Period YTD Vocabulary: Credit Credit Score

See Other Side Scholarship Student Loan Grant FAFSA Concept: Higher Education Expenses Appreciating Asset Depreciating Asset Lease Mortgage Concept: Renting versus Owning Concept: Insurance and Taxes Premium Deductible W-4 W-2 1040 1040EZ Concept: Consumer Protection Concept: Investing 401K 403B IRA Stocks Bonds Mutual Funds What options are available for paying for higher education? How is a choice made between buying, renting, or leasing? What is the purpose of insurance and taxes? What strategies can be used to protect against consumer fraud and identity theft? How and why do people choose to invest? Vocabulary: Vocabulary: Vocabulary: Vocabulary: Consumer Vocabulary: