The responsibility of financial future Created by: Jacob Garber (30260) Instructor: Natalia Fofanova University of Houston Jacob Garber.

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The responsibility of financial future Created by: Jacob Garber (30260) Instructor: Natalia Fofanova University of Houston Jacob Garber

President of Bennett and Garber- My household! I do all the budgeting and planning for our household! I’m a college student studying Psychology, Economics, and Marketing. I like schedules, budgets, and stability! Jacob Garber Jacob Garber: President of Bennett and Garber

Money, money, money! Money is essential in today’s society. Why? How? Money pays for gas, the car bill, groceries, a roof over your head. The economy runs on money being spent by the consumers, whether it may be a penny or thousands of dollars. Jacob Garber

What Does The Typical American Spend Money On? Rent/Mortgage Car Payment Cell Phone Bill Car Insurance Groceries Gas Utilities Back button Jacob Garber

How does Basic Math Help? You may wonder why there’s a slide about math. Math is essential to keeping a budget and figuring where the money is going. Example: Car payment is $300.49, Utilities are total of $ , and Rent is $850. You would have to add it all up to get the grand total of $ Math is important to keep your finances in order! Click to play Jacob Garber

Ben S. Bernanke Chairman of Federal Reserve System Speaks about finances and money Click to play Back button Jacob Garber

How Important Managing Money is? What kind of a life could you have if you manage your money or if you didn’t manage your money? Lack of Money for repairs to disasters can cause your home to be like this. Managing your money well can get you a home like this. Jacob Garber

So Let’s talk about Budget How important is a budget? Very! You may want to have a budget that leaves flexibility, for instance, a up coming new car payment, or a increase in rent/mortgage payment. Back button Top: A new Jeep Below: My home in a subdivision Jacob Garber

Budgeting can get you a great place! My budgeting skills managed to get us a new jeep, a great home on the golf course and able to live a good life. Jacob Garber

Complete Required Forms W4 Employee data card Jacob Garber

Salary Levels Jacob Garber

Insurance Select medical plan Life insurance options Seminars Jacob Garber

Department Schedule Shift Schedule Training Schedule Jacob Garber

Example of How to Budget Rent/ Mortgage Utilities/ Food Other Expenses Rent/Mortgage would be a chunk of your paycheck Utilities, Food, Gas, Insurance, and other bills such as Car payments would be another portion of your paycheck. Other expenses include trips, educational fees, clothing, eating out, and more. Jacob Garber Back Button

Credits Special thanks to for the video and information about financial planning. /assets/images/153_cypress_texas_new_homes_ jpg for the Nice home photo /assets/images/153_cypress_texas_new_homes_ jpg content/uploads/2009/01/los-angeles-low- income-housing-crisis.jpg for the home in need of TLC. content/uploads/2009/01/los-angeles-low- income-housing-crisis.jpg Jacob Garber

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