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There’s a lot to learn about money! Presented by the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank in Collaboration with Operation Hope Why is Money Important?

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1 There’s a lot to learn about money! Presented by the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank in Collaboration with Operation Hope Why is Money Important?

2 Key Concepts: Budgeting Rate of Return Risk There’s a lot to learn about money!

3 What Is A Budget? Expense Income Budget Game A plan for spending money

4 Budget Game Debrief What do you notice about the data? Why do you suppose there is a difference? Why do people create budgets? A Budget Gives You Control

5 What would you do with the money left over at the end of each month? Is money going to manage you? Are you going to manage your money? Or…

6 Where can I save or invest my money? Types of Accounts: Saving and Investing Savings Accounts Certificates of Deposits (CD) Stocks and Bonds Real Estate

7 Key Factor #1 Saving & Investing Rate of return The amount of money you earn on your investment Amount Rate of Interest Time

8 What is your return if you invested $500 at 3% for 1 year? Rate of Return 3%9%15%21% $1,000 $15 24 The Rule of 72: 72 divided by the interest rate 5 38 How long would it take to double your money?

9 Key Factor #2 What is the Risk? How much would I have to pay you to…..

10 What is your return if you invested $500 at 3% for 1 year? Rate of Return 3%9%15%21% $1,000 $15 24 5 38

11 1. Spend Less Than You Make 2. Pay Yourself First Two Rules to Live By

12 What Happens When You Violate Rule #1? Borrow Money Credit Card Balance of $5,000 at 17% Interest Minimum Payment 81 years to pay off the balance You Spend More Than You Make

13 What Happens When You Honor Rule #1? Honor Rule #2: Pay Yourself First You Spend Less Than You Make

14 How Much Money Could You Earn If… Pay Yourself First At Age 65 5.00%Rate of Return $420Save $15 everyday for one month $15Coffee/hot chocolate & snacks Saved $15/day until you were 65? $1,000,000

15 Why is Managing Your Money Important? 1.Spend Less Than You Earn 2.Pay Yourself First Budgeting Rate of Return Risk

16 Got Questions? www.frbsf.org www.FederalReserveEducation.org


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