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JA Personal Finance
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Session 1: Plan to Earn
Session 2: Paying for Post-Secondary Education
Session 3: Savings for Life
Session 4: Career Decisions
Session 5: The Budget Game
Session 6: Sales & Property Taxes
Session 7: Credit Choices
Session 8: Savvy Consumer
Session 9: The IRS W-4 Form
Session 10: Philanthropy
Session 11: Mortgages
Session 12: Job Loss
Session 13: Investing for Retirement
Session 14: Interpreting a Financial Aid Award Letter
Session 15: A World Without Cash
JA Personal Finance
Home
Session 1: Plan to Earn
Session 2: Paying for Post-Secondary Education
Session 3: Savings for Life
Session 4: Career Decisions
Session 5: The Budget Game
Session 6: Sales & Property Taxes
Session 7: Credit Choices
Session 8: Savvy Consumer
Session 9: The IRS W-4 Form
Session 10: Philanthropy
Session 11: Mortgages
Session 12: Job Loss
Session 13: Investing for Retirement
Session 14: Interpreting a Financial Aid Award Letter
Session 15: A World Without Cash
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Home
Session 1: Plan to Earn
Session 2: Paying for Post-Secondary Education
Session 3: Savings for Life
Session 4: Career Decisions
Session 5: The Budget Game
Session 6: Sales & Property Taxes
Session 7: Credit Choices
Session 8: Savvy Consumer
Session 9: The IRS W-4 Form
Session 10: Philanthropy
Session 11: Mortgages
Session 12: Job Loss
Session 13: Investing for Retirement
Session 14: Interpreting a Financial Aid Award Letter
Session 15: A World Without Cash
Session 3: Savings for Life
Session
Three
: Saving for Life
Students analyze the role saving plays in their personal finances and how having a healthy savings plan is necessary in all phases of life.
JA_HighSchool_Planning_for_Financial_Success.pdf
Step 1:
Watch the above video.
Step 2:
Review Session 3 Key Words and Objectives below.
Step 3:
Download the Planning for Financial Success worksheet and click the blue button below to complete the simulation.
Planning for Financial Success Simulation
Session 3 Key Terms
Interest:
Income earned from allowing someone else to use your money.
Investing:
Putting money into a venture that offers the possibility of earning more money.
Saving
: Setting aside a portion of current income for future use.
Objectives
Students will be able to:
• Recognize high-dollar items and unexpected costs that require savings.
• Review key concepts related to successfully saving money
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