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Personal Finance Introduction

Personal Finance Introduction

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Presentation

Social Studies

6th - 8th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

Created by

MaryBeth Broxterman

Used 6+ times

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12 Slides • 6 Questions

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Match

Match the term with the definition

Setting money aside for later use

Using money to purchase something, pay a fee, or donate

Using money to make more money

Saving

Spending

Investing

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Multiple Select

Becky Sue had to make a choice between

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Waiting to get her equipment because she INVESTED her money for a year and EARNED interest

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Getting her equipment now because she was SPENDING her money and paying INTEREST on a LOAN.

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Getting her equipment now with no strings attached, because she had SAVED enough to cover the cost

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Poll

Do you think Becky Sue made the right choice?

Yes, she can start her music career right away

No, she could have waited a year and started her career without debt.

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Drag and Drop

Interest can be a good thing or a bad thing. It depends on who needed money that they​
have. If you​
money from a bank or an individual you are expected to ​
it back with interest. If you ​
someone money they would pay you back with some extra money or ​
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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
did not
borrow
pay
loan
interest

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​Why is this funny?

​Explain the puns.

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​ Regardless of whether or not you agree with Becky Sue's decision we hope that she is on her way to earning INCOME as a country music star.

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Open Ended

What is income?

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Categorize

Options (15)

Getting new shoes for 25% off the regular price

Getting a new car

Going out to lunch

Putting money in a piggy bank

Sticking money in a secret pocket of your wallet for emergencies

Putting money in your sock drawer

Putting money in a savings account

Buying stocks or bonds

Buying a case of candy you're selling after school for extra cash

Buying yarn to crochet animals to sell

Buying a new video game

Purchasing concert tickets

Setting aside money for a vacation fund

Contributing to a retirement account

Having an emergency $20 in your backpack

Organize these options into the right categories

Spending
Saving
Investing

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