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Budgets

Budgets

Assessment

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Mathematics

10th - 12th Grade

Easy

CCSS
HSN.VM.C.8, 6.RP.A.3D, 7.NS.A.3

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Victoria Gianatiempo

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16 Slides • 7 Questions

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Budgets

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Definitions

Budget

An outline of the money a person or family expects to receive and spend

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Short Term Budget

Plan for expenses that will occur within a brief period of time, usually a month

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Long Term Budget

Plan for major financial decisions that may not arise until years later

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Income

—All money coming in

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—Examples:  Salary, allowance, gifts

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Expense: All money that is spent

Fixed Expense: Remains the same each

month

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Examples:  rent, mortgage, car payment

Variable Expense: Changes from month to month

Examples:  clothing, food, gas…

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Disposable Income

Another word for net pay

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Definitions

Discretionary Income

Amount of income after the essentials (food, clothing, shelter) have been taken care of. 

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Debt

Money that is owed

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Savings

Putting money aside for furture use.

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What are the advantages of a budget?

Are there any disadvantages?​

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Benefits of budgeting

  • Gives you control over your own money

  • Helps you focus on your financial goals

  • Makes it easier to ​stay aware of your savings and debts

  • ​Helps you save for emergencies or unexpected costs

  • It can help lead to a happy retirement

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What information is needed to make a monthly budget?

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What items in a budget might change from month to month?

  1. Your utilities may change

  2. You work on commission

  3. You are self-employed

  4. You have special events coming up

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How to set up and maintain a budget

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Tips for maintaining a budget

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Multiple Select

What are some items you might save up for using a long-term budget?

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New Shoes

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New House

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Spring Break Vacation

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College

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Open Ended

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Below is a copy of Sue’s monthly budget for April. 

What is the difference between Sue’s planned expenses and her actual Expenses?

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Open Ended

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Below is a copy of Sue’s monthly budget for April. 

What is the difference between Sue’s actual total income and her actual total expense? 

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Multiple Choice

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Does Sue go over her monthly income or does she experience surplus?

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She goes over her monthly income

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She experiences surplus

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Multiple Select

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In what areas did she overspend?

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Food

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Credit Card

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Miscellaneous

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Utilities

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Clothing

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Multiple Select

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In what areas did she spend less than she planned?

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Food

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Credit Card

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Savings

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Utilities

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Clothing

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Open Ended

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What could be a reason why her miscellaneous expenses were so high this month?

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