6 th – 8 th Grade. Lets Learn to Budget Select a character then decide on lifestyle choices that will help them reach their financial goals. Carl Tonya.

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6 th – 8 th Grade

Lets Learn to Budget Select a character then decide on lifestyle choices that will help them reach their financial goals. Carl Tonya Tim Natasha Vince Maria AA-1

Lets Learn to Budget _____ Housing _____ Car (incl. gas & insurance) _____ Needs (electric, phone, food) _____ Clothes _____ Entertainment _____ Medical Insurance _____ Toys _____Credit Card Debt AA-1 _____ Student Loan Debt _____ Travel _____ Friends & family _____ Savings _____ Giving back _____ Monthly Expenses _____Take-Home Pay New Choices: New Choices Outcome: ______

Simple & Compound Interest AA-3

Simple & Compound Interest AA-3 Rule of 72: Divide the interest rate you are receiving on an investment into 72. The answer tells you how many years it will take for that money to double. If you have $10,000 in savings and are earning a 10% interest rate, your money will double in 7.2 years. If you put your money in a bank, you will earn a much lower interest rate (say, 5%). Using this interest rate (5%), use the Rule of 72 to see how long will it take to double your $10,000. $________________________ What if you put your $10,000 into your piggy bank at 0% interest, how much will you have when you retire? _______________________ If you start investing $100 per month before you are 21, you have an excellent chance of becoming a millionaire.

Simple & Compound Interest AA-3 If you start investing $100 per month before you are 21, you have an excellent chance of becoming a millionaire. Based on a 12%Rate of Return If you invest this much per month … You can be a millionaire at this age! $10056 $20050 $40045 $70040 What would you like to do with a million bucks?_____________________________________

Simple & Compound Interest AA-3

Retirement Plans AA-3 Create your own personal financial plan: Decide how much money you need to live the lifestyle you desire. Write out your financial goals that set a specific dollar amount and date you want the goal by. Use an online calculator to create a savings plan that will help you reach your goal. Build a solid financial foundation (budget, credit, and proper accounts) and gain knowledge on the stock market, real estate, businesses and other potential investments. Build a team of trusted advisors which may include: a financial planner, real estate specialist, insurance agent, tax expert and other associates that are successful investors. Create a step-by-step financial plan that will help you reach your goals. Make sure your financial plan is diversified to lower your risk and adjust your plan when necessary. Re-plan as necessary. Investments do not always work out as planned so be flexible and persistently pursue your goals.

The Mystery of the Market StockAbbreviationHighLowCloseNet Change General Motors Google Apple AIG Citigroup Amazon AA-8