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EPF: Module 15 Presentation Budgeting 101

EPF: Module 15 Presentation Budgeting 101

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12th Grade

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Gabriel Al-Shaer

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45 Slides • 26 Questions

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Have you ever tracked your expenses? What benefit might this have in your life? If you have, what are some of your personal experiences with the process?

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After reading through, "What is a budget?" Include one golden line that helped you to understand an overall summary.

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After reading through the article list one golden line that you think best represents a summary of the main idea behind the article.

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What is a fixed expense? Can you provide an example?

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What is a whammy? Can you provide an example?

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After watching the video, which of the budgeting strategies seems most appealing to you and why?

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Reading journal:

(Connection)

In brief, find a connection to your independent readings from this week to budgeting, or the process behind purchasing a home.

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In brief, what did we have the chance to go over, and practice this week in class? What was something that resonated with you (ie your main reflection/takeaway)?

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Compare and contrast apartment hunting to the process behind purchasing a home. What are some of the more difficult or easier aspects?

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Finally,

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Finally, what is a song you have been listening to lately that you would like added to the classroom playlist?

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Take a second to research, what are Americans spending more money on going out or groceries?

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How much does the USDA recommend you budget for food?

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After adding new family members, what is your new budget?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about shopping for produce is TRUE?

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Pre-cut fruits and vegetables are cheaper than buying them whole

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Buying whole produce is generally cheaper and lasts longer than pre-cut and packaged produce

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Packaged produce will last longer than whole produce

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Buying produce at the entrance of the store will prevent you from buying junk food

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What is a reasonable thing you can do to avoid buying items that catch your eye when going through the aisles?

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Make a list beforehand and commit to only purchasing the items on the list

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Purchase all of your groceries online and avoid going into stores

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Ask an employee to escort you to each item that you need every time you go to the grocery store

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Avoid walking through the aisles by taking a friend along and having them do your shopping for you

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Why are items like candy, magazines, and gum placed strategically by the cash register?

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By the time shoppers get to the register, they have experienced decision fatigue and are more likely to give in to small purchases that are not necessary

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All of these items are usually discounted for shoppers and stores want to remind shoppers of these deals before they pay

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The cashiers pressure shoppers into buying these small items

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These are the only items that fit in the small spaces near the register

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What are some tips you can use to avoid waste and overspending at the grocery store?

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Eat the same meals each week so you only have to buy the same 10 items; use a larger cart

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Only shop for the items at eye level; take your time shopping

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Bring a friend who can help suggest more items you might need; only purchase items on the back wall

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Listen to upbeat music to keep you focused to shop quicker; use a smaller cart

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How much does the average American household spend on dining out each year?

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The article lists five other reasons why we dine out other than getting food. Choose one of these reasons and list a budget-friendly alternative to satisfy that motivation while spending less money.

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Briefly explain why this is a problem.

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What is nominal wage? What is real wage? Why is it important to understand the difference?

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What is one easy meal you can default to when you don't have anything else to eat?

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What is your favorite meal that you can make by yourself? In addition, what is a favorite meal you like to have made for you - maybe for a birthday or a special celebration?

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How much food waste do you think is in your home and why?

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Have you or your family taken any steps to be more mindful of what you spend on food? What were some successful steps?

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