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What Is Money?
Maya's Money Tip: Money is something people use to pay for things.
▶ View Learning PathWhat is Money?
Explain that money is something people use to pay for things.
Earning Money
Understand work as effort used to complete a useful task.
Saving Money
Explain saving as keeping some money for later instead of using it now.
Spending Money
Explain spending as using money to pay for something.
Investing Basics
Understand simply that saving keeps money for later while investing aims to help money grow over time.
Giving & Protecting Money
Understand giving as choosing to share money, time, or things to help others.
Earning, Effort & Value Creation
People work to help others and earn money in return.
Saving, Planning & Discipline
Saving means keeping some money for later instead of using it immediately.
Spending with Wisdom
Spending is a choice, and every choice affects what you can do later.
Introduction to Investing & Growth
Investing means using something now so it can grow into something bigger later.
Giving, Protecting & Responsibility
Giving means using what you have to help others.
Money Decisions and Financial Independence
Explain how personal values influence money decisions and identify three values that should guide a financial plan.
Banking, Credit and Debt
Distinguish common account purposes and match account features to a young person’s goal.
Investing and Wealth Building
Compare saving and investing by purpose, time, access, and uncertainty.
Income, Careers, Taxes and Entrepreneurship
Identify common income sources and distinguish income from gifts, loans, and transfers.
Consumer Protection, Digital Money and Risk
Evaluate a purchase using need, total cost, quality, alternatives, and consequences.
Financial Planning and the Real Economy
Use monthly income $100, spending $45 and a $330 bike goal due in six months. Calculate the saving capacity and write a.
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Try saving a little bit every day this week and see how much you can grow your jar!