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4/14/14 No E.T. in journal today Have on your desk: 1.Final draft (on top) stapled together 2.2 nd draft with rubric (In the meantime, prepare for PSA presentations…)

4/14/14 Econ. Agenda 1.PSA presentations! HW: None!

PSA Projects – Econ. A Creating a household budget: Nathan & Charis Choosing the right bank (checking & savings accounts): Brandon & Henry Credit Cards: Keyarra & Alex Credit Scores: Christian, Lisa & Jeffrey Identity Theft: Joshua & Alberto H. Buying a House/Mortgages: Steph & Tania Saving $$ on taxes (deductions): Denzel & Selena Saving $$ on taxes (credits): Noura & Patrick Identity Theft: Lesley & Luis Finding Apartment/Leases: Danny & Sheila

PSA Projects – Econ. C Creating a household budget: Mateo & Julia M. Choosing the right bank (checking & savings accounts): Suzette & Alberto Credit Cards: Gerardo & Valentina Credit Scores: Gianny & Josh Identity Theft: Sammie & Jose Finding Apartment/Leases: Julia S. & Alejandro Buying a House/Mortgages: Brenda & Edward Saving $$ on taxes (deductions): Leslie, Amanda, & Brandon H. Saving $$ on taxes (credits): Sergio & Jessica