Why Budget?
Learn about how to create a budget plan.
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In this lesson, students practice writing SMART goals, which culminates in a goal-writing assessment. Students will further distinguish between needs and wants and marginal decision-making and explore different sample budgets. The lesson concludes with students using marginal decision-making to adjust a sample budget
Why Budget?
Learn about how to create a budget plan.
Banks and Alternatives 101: Tax Refund Fees
Examine offers by tax preparers to get your refund faster than normal.
Cards, Cars, and Currency: The Car-Buying Journey
Explore smart car buying and learn about budgeting, financing options, contract terms, and ownership decisions.
How Mental Accounting Shapes Our Financial Choices
In this Page One Economics article, mental accounting shapes spending and saving decisions with real-life examples like gift money.
Making Choices and Identifying Costs (Lesson 1B)
Introduce the PACED decisionmaking model.
Beyond the Bet: The Economics of Gambling
Three independent lesson plans help high school students understand gambling risks through personal finance and economics.
The Balance Sheet
Distinguish between wealth-building assets and depreciating assets.
Put It in the Bank
Compare different ways of saving money.
Owning Versus Renting
Students will compare owning to renting a place to live.
The Role of Financial Markets
Learn how the financial system creates a place to match savers with investors.
Bonds, Stocks and Mutual Funds
Learn about the different types of investments.
Risk and Return
Understand the relationship between risk and return.
Understanding Credit Reports & Scores
Understand the components of a credit score.
The Cost of Credit
Explore the connection between credit and debt.
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