Personal Finance for Big Thinking Teens

Personal Finance for Big Thinking Teens, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 20 lectures, based on 108 reviews, and has 1037 subscribers.

You will learn about How to set life and financial goals, motivating the student to engage their own financial situation Manage their money, including how to pay for goods/service, how to balance a checkbook, and types of financial accounts Recognize the value of money and the role of currency, and difference between the two Budget their income so their spending and saving choices reflect what they value Make their budget healthier by increasing income or reducing expenses (or both!) Make informed and confident college and career decisions Learn the most effective ways to save and invest, and the principles of each Recognize the role of financial forces such as credit, taxes, and insurance. See how God designed our time and money to bring us a satisfaction beyond anything we can imagine This course is ideal for individuals who are High school students who desire to learn personal finance from an eternal perspective or High school students who need to fulfill a personal finance elective that meets the National Standards for Financial Literacy It is particularly useful for High school students who desire to learn personal finance from an eternal perspective or High school students who need to fulfill a personal finance elective that meets the National Standards for Financial Literacy.

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Summary

Title: Personal Finance for Big Thinking Teens

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to set life and financial goals, motivating the student to engage their own financial situation

Manage their money, including how to pay for goods/service, how to balance a checkbook, and types of financial accounts

Recognize the value of money and the role of currency, and difference between the two

Budget their income so their spending and saving choices reflect what they value

Make their budget healthier by increasing income or reducing expenses (or both!)

Make informed and confident college and career decisions

Learn the most effective ways to save and invest, and the principles of each

Recognize the role of financial forces such as credit, taxes, and insurance.

See how God designed our time and money to bring us a satisfaction beyond anything we can imagine

Who Should Attend

High school students who desire to learn personal finance from an eternal perspective

High school students who need to fulfill a personal finance elective that meets the National Standards for Financial Literacy

Target Audiences

High school students who desire to learn personal finance from an eternal perspective

High school students who need to fulfill a personal finance elective that meets the National Standards for Financial Literacy

Students will learn the essentials of money management and stewardship, including how to create & use a budget to make better decisions. They’ll gain an understanding about the worldly and eternal value of their time, education, and career. We’ll dig into the uses and dangers of credit, the foundations of saving and investing, and how to manage the risks and distractions this world will throw at their plans. Students will leave the course with a solid understanding of how to manage their resources from an eternal perspective.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Setting the Table

Lecture 1: What is Money?

Lecture 2: Where do you think youre going?

Lecture 3: Opportunity Cost

Chapter 2: Whered my money go?!

Lecture 1: Budgeting

Lecture 2: Reduce Expenses: Needs vs Wants

Lecture 3: Reduce Expenses: Savvy Shopper

Lecture 4: Extra Credit

Chapter 3: Making it rain!

Lecture 1: Work Smarter Harder

Lecture 2: Nothing But Net Income

Lecture 3: Schools OutNever

Lecture 4: Be Your Own Boss

Lecture 5: Give to Get

Chapter 4: Make the money work

Lecture 1: Saving is for Winners

Lecture 2: Savage Compounding

Lecture 3: Stacks on Stacks

Lecture 4: Investing FYI

Lecture 5: Diversification

Chapter 5: Adulting

Lecture 1: Tax Bites

Lecture 2: You Must Protect

Lecture 3: Now go

Instructors

Wakefield Hare
Financial Planner

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3 stars: 13 votes

4 stars: 43 votes

5 stars: 48 votes

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