The document discusses the importance of saving money to purchase expensive items. It asks the reader to identify a desired purchase and its various costs, their income sources like jobs or allowances, weekly expenses including both fixed costs and discretionary spending, how much they could realistically save each week based on their financial situation, how long it would take to save enough money at that rate for their chosen item, and whether any spending adjustments could help improve their savings.
Money management for college students making money smart decisionsSales & Marketing Pro
For the Freshman Decision Making Class - The importance of making good financial decisions and how the decisions you make today will impact the rest of your life.
Money saving takes discipline, so savers must be prepared to make sacrifices in order to achieve their saving goals and detect what they were not successful at it before.
Money management for college students making money smart decisionsSales & Marketing Pro
For the Freshman Decision Making Class - The importance of making good financial decisions and how the decisions you make today will impact the rest of your life.
Money saving takes discipline, so savers must be prepared to make sacrifices in order to achieve their saving goals and detect what they were not successful at it before.
This presentation talks about how to involve with your kids about handling money & encourage them towards more savings. It talks about the activities involving financial planning to try with kids.
Your ticket to financial freedom doesn’t lie in getting a raise or enlisting services of a personal financial consultant. Your ticket to financial freedom lies in mastering basic money management.
Financial Literacy Seminar for Secondary School StudentsLaja Shoniran
Financial illiteracy and ignorance about money management are major reasons for recurring poverty. Teaching young people in secondary schools about money management creates a new generation of people who are money smart and financia;lly literate
Personal Finance: Budgeting & Psychology of Spending by @PhroogalJason Vitug
Budgeting is an important and vital part of personal finance. The seminar focuses on the importance of mindset to create and stick to a budget. It examines the psychology of spending and our relationship with money. The goal is to educate attendees on key budgeting terms, motivations, pitfalls and the steps to start a budget.
A budget is a spending plan that you decide upon. It is based on how much you make in income and what your monthly expenses are. By understanding your monthly income and expenses, you will be better able to manage your cash flow and determine how much debt, if any, you can assume.
This presentation talks about how to involve with your kids about handling money & encourage them towards more savings. It talks about the activities involving financial planning to try with kids.
Your ticket to financial freedom doesn’t lie in getting a raise or enlisting services of a personal financial consultant. Your ticket to financial freedom lies in mastering basic money management.
Financial Literacy Seminar for Secondary School StudentsLaja Shoniran
Financial illiteracy and ignorance about money management are major reasons for recurring poverty. Teaching young people in secondary schools about money management creates a new generation of people who are money smart and financia;lly literate
Personal Finance: Budgeting & Psychology of Spending by @PhroogalJason Vitug
Budgeting is an important and vital part of personal finance. The seminar focuses on the importance of mindset to create and stick to a budget. It examines the psychology of spending and our relationship with money. The goal is to educate attendees on key budgeting terms, motivations, pitfalls and the steps to start a budget.
A budget is a spending plan that you decide upon. It is based on how much you make in income and what your monthly expenses are. By understanding your monthly income and expenses, you will be better able to manage your cash flow and determine how much debt, if any, you can assume.
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