The document discusses money management skills at different ages. It notes that 5-10 year olds often collect spare change and save in piggy banks. From ages 11-15, teens start learning to save money from activities like babysitting and lawn mowing, and may want a savings account. From 16 and older, teens often seek part-time jobs to gain work experience and learn to manage a checking account. As adults, people learn to save money, pay taxes, bills, and insurance from their jobs. The document also lists some common first jobs for kids like babysitting, pet sitting, and lemonade stands that do not interfere with schoolwork.

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Asusena Acosta
Period 1

2. 5-10 year olds
 Many children at there early age start to collect
pennies and start to look for pennies underneath the
sofas and the bed or anywhere in the house that u can
find spare of change. Then they started to put ther
money somewhere safe like a piggy bank.

3. 11-15 year olds
 At this age teens are starting to learn how to save up
money and earning it bye babysitting or mowing the
lawn. Sooner or later they will wanting a savings
account at the age of 15. Teens will start asking there
friends or neighbor to take care of there pet for 10$.

4. 16 and over
 Teens are now asking for a part time job after school or
during the weekend. This will teach them what a job is
really like in real life and what experiences it will teach
them. This is a good time to teach them to manage a
checking account and ATM card. They can also be
taught to plan ahead for major expenses such as their
first car or education. Teens can become more
responsible for buying some of their own clothes and
other items that they will need

5. Adult life……..
 At this time teens that are turning into an adult
learning to save money and paying there taxes and
there insurance. They are now having a job that will
give them the opportunity to pay there bills and save
money in there banking account. Many adults are
learning not to spend on items that they don’t really
need instead they should be saving money to buy food
or paying there bills there insurance and anything that
they need.

6. Jobs for kids
 Baby sitting
 Parent helper
 House cleaning
 Lemonade stand
 Pet sitter
 Car washing
All these jobs should not interfere with normal school
work or completing homework for school.