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A financial life skills resource Overheads for In-Class Presentations

Module 3 Welcome to the City

18-year-old university student, part-time server in The Hub Luna 18-year-old university student, part-time server in The Hub

18-year-old technology apprentice in full-time work/study program Nikos 18-year-old technology apprentice in full-time work/study program

20-year-old athlete, working full-time at The Hub Rio 20-year-old athlete, working full-time at The Hub

20-year-old culinary school graduate with two part-time jobs Sienna 20-year-old culinary school graduate with two part-time jobs

25-year-old university graduate with salaried management job Indigo 25-year-old university graduate with salaried management job

25-year-old college graduate with a spouse and one child Liam 25-year-old college graduate with a spouse and one child

45-year-old marketing consultant, divorced with children Zack 45-year-old marketing consultant, divorced with children

45-year-old small business owner, divorced with children Gaia 45-year-old small business owner, divorced with children

Income, Expenses and Budgets Module 5 Income, Expenses and Budgets

Module 6 Savings and Banking

Module 8 Insurance

Module 9 Investing

Financial Plan for Transition from Secondary School Module 10 Financial Plan for Transition from Secondary School

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