Class of 2012 Freshman Orientation Financial Literacy: “Me, Myself, My Money”

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Class of 2012 Freshman Orientation Financial Literacy: “Me, Myself, My Money”

Want to be more than $2,000,000 Richer? Today I will show you how.

Financial Literacy –Making sound decisions about money –Your decisions – no one else's

Student Loans

National Bank of Me

Do the math!!!! Smartest investment you will ever make

Video Break

What happened to him??

33M 17 Exotic Cars 12M Mansion Plane 2 Helicopters 200 People 1996

What was his problem?

It’s all about balance…

How?

Welcome Jill!

Budgets

Budgets are a tool that help you determine: –Where your money goes each month –How much you need to save for that big ticket item –Where you want to be in the future

Budgets Easy Keep you on track so that you don ’ t spend more than you take in Otherwise

You won ’ t make it through the month

It ’ s all about balance

Budgets Determine what your income is –Wages –Loans –Savings –Allowance

Budgets Determine what your expenses are –Fixed –Flexible Needs Wants

Budgets Fixed –Rent –Car Payment Flexible –Meals –Clothing

Budgets List everything –Books –School supplies –Meals and entertainment –Rent –Car –Clothing –Telephone –Personal care –Laundry –Tuition –Anything that you spend your money on –Be reasonable

Adjust if needed

Budgets Success is having the money in be greater than the money out –Set aside for larger expenses Adjust when necessary Be a smart consumer Spend money wisely Talk to someone if you get in trouble

Thanks Jill!

The Calendar

Adjust as necessary Be smart consumer – spend wisely $ in > $ out Talk to someone Life Skills

Tracking…

Bank Accounts

Just because the bank says……….

THE GREAT TEMPTATION

Welcome Brooke!

THE GREAT TEMPTATION

The Real Cost of Credit Purchase$ 1,000 17% card Minimum payments (2%) = $ 20 mo Total all payments $ 1,755 Almost paid 2x

Average American Household $10,000 in credit card debt Average College Student $3,000 in credit card debt

Thanks Brooke!

My Graduation Promise to You

Part-time Job

Compounding… $5 per day, every day 10% rate of return 45 years later…

$ 1,585,000

Would that change your life?????

Resources – Financial Literacy – Money Management Advice

Where’s the $2,000,000?