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Money Habits TODAY YOU WILL... EXPLORE HOW SPENDING, SAVING, AND VALUES IMPACT YOUR FINANCES. ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 1

What is the spending habit? Is this a sensible or unwise habit? Why? How much does the habit cost? What else could the money be used for? When have you ‘wasted’ money? ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 2

Preview Today we will answer these questions: How are your spending habits working for you? What are your good (and bad) spending habits? What influences how you spend your money? Use what you learn today to write a personal money motto to guide your spending habits. ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 3

Meet Michael and Selena ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 4 Michael – senior Lives at home Part-time job Responsible for own expenses Saving for college Selena – freshman Lives at home Occasional jobs Gets money from parents

Money Habits page 5 Is the habit sensible or unwise? Stopping for fast food on the way home from school every day. Putting spare change in a jar every night. What are your money habits? ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 5

Latte Factor If Selena spends $3 on iced coffee after school every day, how much does she spend … … in a week? $______ … in a school year? $______ ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 6

Latte Factor ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 7 If Selena spends $3 on iced coffee after school every day, she will spend … … $15 in a week ($3 x 5 days) … about $540 in a school year ($3 x 180 days) What else could she have done with that money?

Consequences How might your current spending habits impact your future spending options? ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 8

Is it a Want or a Need? Needs Things that are essential to your health and security. Water Basic meals Place to live Transportation to school or work What else? ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 9 Wants Things that make life more interesting and fun but you can get by without. Music Snowboard Ice cream cone Air conditioning What else?

Stop Drop and Think Before You Buy Test ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 10

Found $$$ If all of your bills were paid, and you found an extra $100, what would you spend it on? ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 11

Valuing Your Values ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 12

Challenge In 30 words or less, write a catchy personal money motto— a rule to live by that inspires you to stick to sensible spending habits that match your values. ©2014 NEFE High School Financial Planning Program® | Lesson 1-1: Money Habits 13