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a Dealing with Dollar $ workshop Financial Choices and Options

Activity A secret admirer has left a $100 gift card in your mailbox. Which store would you like it to be for?

Bank Credit Union Finance Company Other Name one of these:

Banks offer many different services Credit unions have customers not members Payday loan companies sell money? People on income support can not open a bank account

 An interest rate is the rate charged or paid for using money. You are charged an interest rate when you borrow money and paid an interest rate when you loan money (placing it in a savings account is like a loan to the bank).

March 30 - Borrow $ Interest rate is 29% April 8 - Pay back $ How much did it cost you to borrow $300? How much profit did the store make selling you $300?

Option 2 Fred’s Furniture Store Save and Buy = $ Option 1 Rent to Own $17 per week for 92 weeks = $

A person or company to whom money is owed NL Power says you have to pay them $50 today but you don’t have it. What can you do?