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1 Personal Finance Unit 1 INCOME “Most people don’t plan to fail. They simply fail to plan.”

2 What is financial planning?  More than budgeting  More than investing  Financial planning is a thinking process that help achieve goals.

3 How do you build a house?  Floor plan  Gather resources  Consider options  Take action

4 Questions You Will Answer:  What are the five steps in the personal financial process?  How do you set “SMART” goals?  How do your choices affect your money?  How can money help you live a satisfying life?

5 Quotes to Consider “Most people don’t plan to fail. They simply fail to plan.” “If you don’t know where you are going, any road will take you there.”

6 Can You Believe…  Only ___% of teenagers have ever made a written plan for their money.  In a national survey, ___% of teenagers thought earnings from a savings account might not be taxed.

7 Can You Believe…  ___% of teenagers surveyed thought you had no responsibility at all to repay fraudulent charges on a credit card.  ___% of teenagers surveyed said they put some money in savings when they receive an allowance or earn some money.

8 Can You Believe…  ___% of teenagers are likely to go to their parents for financial information.  ___% of teenagers consider themselves to be spenders rather than savers.

9 Financial Planning Process

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11 STEP 1 Set Goals

12 NEEDS vs WANTS  NEEDS –Essentials…the basics of life –Food –Clothing –Shelter

13 NEEDS vs WANTS  WANTS –Simply increase the quality of living

14 Assignment 1.1 page 4 “My Needs and Wants: Can I Tell the Difference”

15 Values  Family  Friends  Teachers  Church  Work  The beliefs and practices in your life that are very important to you.

16 Assignment 1.2 My Values Page 5

17 Specific Measurable Attainable Realistic Time-bound

18 SMART Goals Timelines  Short Term –Up to three months  Intermediate Term –Three months to one year  Long Term –Longer than one year DELAYED GRATIFICATION

19 Assignment 1.3 My SMART Goals Page 7 Save $25 so I can take my friend out for pizza. 1 st of next month Short term$25.00$7.50 $25.00$7.50

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21 Step 2 Analyze Information

22 Cash Flow  A measure of the money you receive and the money you spend.

23 Assignment 1.4 Personal Spending Record Page 8

24 Step 3 Create A Plan

25 Decision Making  The process of considering and analyzing information in order to make a decision.

26 Factors that Can Influence Your Goal Setting and Decision Making          

27 Opportunity Cost  Choosing one option may mean giving up altogether another goal.  It’s a tradeoff!

28 Assignment 1.5 My Decision ProsCons

29 Step 4 Implement the Plan

30 Three Rs of Money  Reality  Responsibility  Restraint

31 Step 5 Monitor and Modify the Plan

32 Monitor and Modify  Are your existing goals still worth doing?  Is there a new goal to add to your list?  Is there an existing goal you want to drop or change?

33 ACTION STEPS  Page 14  Write down two BIG GOALS  Write the first and second step for each goal

34 Questions To Answer:  What are the five steps in the personal financial process?  How do you set “SMART” goals?  How do your choices affect your money?  How can money help you live a satisfying life?

35 2001 National Endowment for Financial Education, Greenwood Village, Colorado, 80111


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