ESSENTIAL QUESTION: HOW CAN SOMEONE INCREASE THEIR HUMAN CAPITAL? HOW CAN CREATING AND MANAGING A BUDGET HELP SOMEONE MAKE BETTER FINANCIAL DECISIONS?

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ESSENTIAL QUESTION: HOW CAN SOMEONE INCREASE THEIR HUMAN CAPITAL? HOW CAN CREATING AND MANAGING A BUDGET HELP SOMEONE MAKE BETTER FINANCIAL DECISIONS? Personal Financial Literacy: Developing Your Human Capital

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Pathways to Success Responsible citizens should plan for their future and choose a pathway that will lead them to a financially secure life. There are many different options for students beyond high school:  Entering the workforce immediately  Going into the military  Enrolling in a community college  Attending a 4 year college or university

Gettin’ Paid Workers can either earn wages or a salary. Wages = paid by the hour  Example: “I make $10 an hour as a secretary.” Salary = normally stated in a yearly amount  Example: “I make $35,000 a year as a teacher.”

Creating a Personal Budget Budget: A plan for how a person, family, or organization will raise and spend money. Fixed Costs: Charges/costs that will be the same every month, no matter how often something is used. - Rent/Mortgage payments: The money you owe for housing will be the same every month whether you spend one night or every night there. - Car payments: Same as rent. Variable Costs: Charges/costs that will change depending on how much of something is used.  Food: eating more or buying more expensive foods will cost more.  Travel: Driving more will require more gas, meaning more money.  Entertainment: Choosing to go out to eat, to movies, buy video games, etc. Everything costs money. The more stuff you want to buy, the more money you will need.

Personal Debt Your debt is the money you owe to creditors. People build debt by taking loans for homes, cars, education, starting a new business, etc. People also build debt when making purchases with credit cards. Buying on credit is like taking a small loan. Every loan will include interest. Banks and credit card companies charge interest on loans in order to make money. Different kinds of loans have higher interest rates, especially credit cards. The higher the interest rate, the more money you end up paying back.

Personal Debt Cont’d Building debt is not always bad. Most people will need to take a loan of some kind during their lives. Banks are more willing to offer loans, or low interest rates, to people with a good credit history/credit score. You can build a good history/score by paying back your debts on time or early. - Credit cards only help your score if you pay back the money quickly. - You can also build credit by having bills and utilities in your name and paying them on time every time.

Making Your Money, Make You Money There are many strategies you can use to make the money you make work for you. 1. Put money in savings accounts and CDs: The money will grow at a slow rate of interest, but it is guaranteed to grow. 2. Buy US Government Bonds and Treasury Bills: Similar to a CD, when you buy a US govt. bond, you can sell it back to the government years later at a much higher price. 3. Buy a home: In most economic situations, house prices rise over time. When you buy a house, you should be able to sell it several years later for more money. 4. Invest in the Stock Market: When you buy shares of stock you are buying pieces of ownership in a corporation. - You can make money from stocks in two ways: 1) Dividends: You get a piece of the company’s profits for owning some of the company. 2) Capital Gains: Selling your shares of stock at a higher price than when you bought it.