Budgeting and Saving
Students will create simple budgets, distinguish between needs and wants, and understand the concept of saving money.
Key Questions
- Design a personal budget for a week, allocating funds for needs and wants.
- Differentiate between a 'need' and a 'want' in financial planning.
- Justify the importance of saving money for future goals.
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