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Section 1: Should I save or invest
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Differentiate between the various types of saving and investing accounts based on safety, interest rates, and annual percentage yield Explain the importance of liquid assets Describe how investment can protect us against inflation
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YES! Both Do it now
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THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN PERSONAL FINANCE ◦ 10% of every paycheck should go into a savings account for yourself. You should have enough money to cover 6 months of your payments as emergency money Once this is covered, INVEST your 10%
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This is how much money you make in interest each year from your savings or investment accounts. ◦ If you have $100 in a savings account earning 1% interest, you will earn $1 at the end of the year. Your APY is 1% in this scenario. This is your number 1 consideration, when deciding to save or invest!
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How fast can you get your money? ◦ If its in checking is VERY LIQUID! I can get my money anytime day or night. ◦ If I invest in buying a house, my money is NOT very liquid. I have to wait until the house is sold to get that money… This could take YEARS ALWAYS have LIQUID money available for emergencies… your car could break down, or you might need bail money. You do NOT want to charge this to a credit card! ◦ AT LEAST ___ months of your debts???
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Increase in the general level of prices of society You want to keep ahead of inflation with your money.
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You can invest in anything that has a worth (like a house or business) Financial investments mean you put MONEY into your investment. You could also invest time, energy, your skill or knowledge… ◦ What are the financial investments when you “flip a house” ◦ What are other investments you might make?
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Differentiate between the various types of saving and investing accounts based on safety, interest rates, and annual percentage yield Explain the importance of liquid assets Describe how investment can protect us against inflation I can prove this by completing: 5.1 (info sheet and worksheet) 5.2 (info sheet and worksheet)
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