3 rd – 5 th Grade. Who is Making Your Decisions IF-11 Do your best to make a list of every decision that you have made from the time that you woke up.

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3 rd – 5 th Grade

Who is Making Your Decisions IF-11 Do your best to make a list of every decision that you have made from the time that you woke up this morning. Examples: What to wear What to eat for breakfast Who to play with ___________________

Who is Making Your Decisions Decisions Influenced by PeopleDecisions Without Influence IF-11

Other Influences on Decisions? IF-12 Compare and contrast three after-school activities in which you are interested (e.g., sports, musical instrument, watching TV). While you are comparing and contrasting, consider the following: What are the benefits/drawbacks of each? What do your friends think of each? What does your parents/family think of each? Which would you choose and why (what has influenced your decision most)?

How Should I Spend My Money IA-1

The Living Budget IA-4

The Living Budget IA-4 BUDGET TALLY SHEET Budget ItemNumber of Votes Toys Food (%) Housing (%) Helping a Friend Utilities (%) Transportation (%) Healthcare and Insurance (%) Clothing (%) Emergency Fund Savings Investment Candy Fun Present for your family Debts

SCENARIO #1 Tom is your best friend. He needs to borrow $9 from you so that he will have the full down payment he needs to buy a new car. He needs to buy this car as soon as possible. His old car has just broken down and he needs to have reliable transportation to get to work. Here is the information you need to make your decision to lend Tom the money. Credit History Tom does not have a good credit history. Income Tom earns $10 per month. Debt Tom’s total debt is $14 on credit cards. Monthly Expenses Tom has a lot of expenses. He pays a total of $8 per month for credit card payments, rent, and insurance. Assets Tom has $2 in his savings account. Collateral Tom will not be able to offer any collateral. Other Information Tom has a very unstable employment history. He has been a cashier, salesperson, and pet groomer over the past 12 months. Would you let Tom borrow money? Qualifying for a Loan IA-4 IC-5

SCENARIO #2 Samantha is preparing for her move to her town, but her student loan has been delayed. She needs to borrow $9 from you so that she will not be “dropped” from her classes. Here is the information you need to make your decision to lend Samantha the money. Credit History Samantha has a short, but good credit history. Income Tom earns $12 per month. Debt Samantha has zero debt but she has applied for a $50 loan for college this year. Monthly Expenses Samantha has a few monthly expenses. She pays a total of $4 per month for rent, insurance, and a cell phone. Assets Samantha loves to save and invest her money. Whenever she receives monetary gifts, she deposits this money into a CD to receive a higher interest rate. Collateral Samantha will not be able to offer any collateral. Other Information Samantha has a very stable employment history. She has been working for a marketing firm for the last two years. She is studying event promotion in college, which has been very helpful for her marketing job. Would you let Samantha borrow money? Qualifying for a Loan IC-5