What is a want?

Which of these shows the correct order of priorities when spending money?

Why is understanding the difference between needs and wants important?

Which of the following would not be a good financial priority?

What is the best way to decide what your priority is?

If you had £200 and needed to choose between buying a science textbook or a movie ticket, what is the better priority?

Wants and needs are the same for everyone.

Which of these is a smart financial decision for a teen?

When making money decisions, what should guide your priorities?

Dayo has £500. He wants a football jersey (£300), but he also needs to buy science materials (£250). What should be his priority?

If Ada’s phone case is broken and she also wants new shoes that she doesn't need right away, what should she do?

Seyi wants to save up for a laptop. He earns £50 weekly from chores and has a target of £2000. What financial skill is he practicing?

In a school project, you’re given a budget of £300. You must buy markers (£100), stickers (£80), and snacks (£50). You can’t afford it all. What should be left out?

Kene gets £100 as a gift. He lists his options: snacks (£20), new notebook (£60), and a toy (£30). What is the best way to prioritize?

You want a bicycle that costs £1,000. Your parents say you must save half. You earn £100 a week from chores. How many weeks will it take to save £1000?

What might you give up to reach your goal?

Ama earns £50 for helping clean the house. She wants sweets (£10), needs pens for school (£20), and wants to save. What is the best way to spend the money? What is the best priority order and amounts?

Tunde’s shoes are too small. He also wants a toy car. He has enough for only one. What should he do, and why?

Chika is invited to two events: one is a free leadership camp, and the other is a paid theme park visit. She has money for only one. How should she decide?