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‘Cause you blew all of your $$$ on Spring Break. ;)

 Describe a time when you wanted to buy something but didn’t have enough money for it.  Explain ways you could save money for something you wanted to buy.  What are examples of something your family needs to buy – as opposed to something your family would like to buy.  What are some reasons for why you’d want a written plan for how you’re going to spend your money?

A personal budget helps you:  Identify how you spend your money  How much you spend in a given time  Plan the savings you’ll needs for unexpected expenses or income changes  Helps you make decisions about your money today and as things change

Income – how much money coming during a given time Expenses – how much money going out during a given time Adjustments – how much you can change your spending habits to save for the unexpected and get the most value from your money

Fixed Expenses: occur regularly and don’t change month to month (eg. rent, car payments) Flexible Expenses: occur regularly but you have some control on your spending (eg. groceries and gas) Discretionary Expenses: money you choose to spend (eg. movies, clothes) and includes the money you save

1. The budget above was created by Alex to help him plan how he will spend the he earns. He usually earns $20 each week by babysitting and running errands for his parents. If Alex is sick one weekend and can’t earn the $20, how much will he earn for that 4-week period (assume 4 weekends in a month)?

2. Alex wants to buy a pair of shoes. But they cost $45.99, not including tax. Using Alex’s entertainment/clothing budget, how long will it take him to have earned enough money for the shoes?

3. Alex has kept within his budget during this 4-week period! He also earned an extra $12 one week for cleaning his neighbor’s garage. If Alex wants to save the $10 he has left over every 4-week period, how much less time will it take for him to earn enough money for the shoes? Remember, the shoes cost $45.99 plus tax.

4. Alex saves $15 every 4 weeks for his college fund. How much does Alex save in 1 year?

5. If Alex saves $195 a year in his college fund, how much will he have saved, without interest, by his senior year in high school, in 6 years?

What does the budget look like in terms of money?

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