Day 33 - Quiz

• Watch Video 2.3
• Study
• Take Quiz
• Work on Budget Challenge, following these instructions pick up where you left off.
• Take Surveys/Quizzes, 
• Update Budget Challenge Spreadsheet & 
• Schedule Payment of Bills
• EverFi
• Consumer Protection (Should be Complete already)
• Investing (Should be Complete already)
• Savings
• Banking

Day 32 - Ch 2 Video 2.2 - Sinking Funds

• Watch Chapter 2 video 2.2 - Sinking Funds
• Answer these questions:
• What is a sinking fund, how does it work?
• Explain how money = power when it comes to shopping.
• What are the keys to wealth building?
• What book did David Bach write that you need to read?
• Quiz in 1 Day

Day 31 - Video 2.1 Emergency Fund

• Watch Chapter 2 video 2.1 - Emergency Funds
• Answer these questions:
• What is the difference between Saving and Hoarding?
• How do you learn how to save?
• What does it take to become an effective saver?
• What percentage of families will face a major, unexpected financial event within a 10-year period?
• How does the phrase, "Death by 1000 Cuts" relate to saving?
• What is Murphy's Law?
• Quiz in 2 Days

Day 30 - Savings Video 1.1

• Make copy of chapter 2
• Watch Chapter 2 video 1.1 - Saving: An Exercise in Character
• Answer these questions:
• What does "If you aim at nothing, you'll hit it every time" mean?
• What are the 5 Foundations of Saving?
• How much should you keep in an emergency fund now? Later?
• What type of account should you keep your emergency fund in?
• Quiz in 3 days

Day 29 - Self Reflection Survey

• Check Grades
• Take Self Assessment Survey
• Work on Budget Challenge, following these instructions pick up where you left off.
• Take Surveys/Quizzes, 
• Update Budget Challenge Spreadsheet & 
• Schedule Payment of Bills
• EverFi
• Consumer Protection (Should be Complete already)
• Investing (Should be Complete already)
• Savings
• Banking

Sub Plans

EverFi

• You should be complete with Module 8: Consumer Awareness
• Continue with Module 9: Investing, then Modules 1 through 7

Budget Challenge

• Make sure you've completed Days 1 through 10 in these instructions.

Day 28: Unit 1 TEST

• Take Unit 1 Test B

• Take this Learning Style Assessment

• Complete this Self - Reflection

• Work on Budget Challenge, following these instructions pick up where you left off.
• Take Surveys/Quizzes, 
• Update Budget Challenge Spreadsheet & 
• Schedule Payment of Bills

• EverFi
• Consumer Protection (Should be Complete already)
• Investing (Should be Complete by today)
• Savings
• Banking

Day 27: Review Quiz #3 and #4

• • What is compounding?
  • What is a 401(k)?
  • How much can you put into a 401(k) each year?
  • What are the main benefits of a 401(k)?
  • What is an IRA?
  • What is the maximum you can put in an IRA each year?
  • How is a Roth account different from a conventional retirement account?
  • Explain how the rule of 72 works:
• What is ODP (Overdraft Protection)?
• What is NSF (non-sufficient funds)?
• What does a budget help you do?
• What is Cash Flow?
• List and describe different types of bank accounts:
• What does liquid mean in banking?
• List different ways to pay for items using a checking account: (checks, debit cards, automatic payments like ACH or EFT)

Day 26: Review Quizzes 2 through 3

• What does caveat emptor mean?
• We want to live like no one else so later we can _______.
• What types of techniques do stores use to get us to buy?
• Who knows your buying behavior better than you do?
• How do you know if you can afford to finance something. 
• What percentage of people use financing when buying a new car?
• How many people typically qualify for 0% financing?
• How easy is it to predict the future?
• Why do people spend more than they have?
• Reflect on the power of repetition in advertising
• What is a cool hunter?
• List and describe several components of Product Positioning.
• What is a strong password?
• Why do you need a strong password?
• How often should you change your password?
• Who needs your social security #?
• Who does not need your SSN?
• What should you do if your bank calls you and asked for the last 4 of your SSN?
• What should you do with old bank statements?
• Which government agency monitors business practices and protects consumers from false advertising?
• What is a loss leader?

Day 25 - Review Quiz #1

• What does it take to become a millionaire?
• Why do most students drop out of college?
• What percentage of families live paycheck-to-paycheck?
• What are the steps to creating a good financial plan?
• What is the difference between buying and borrowing?
• What is the difference between a "need" and a "want"?
• What does delayed gratification mean?
• Describe the financial situation of most normal people:
• Who is responsible for your financial situation?
• Which class is the most important class you will ever take?
• Under what situation should you use a credit card?
• What is wealth?

Review / Catch-up Day

Unit 1 Review Packet

In Google Slides presentation:

• continue with turning questions into titles
• questions are re-posted below
• chunk and summarize your "answers" as bullet point statements

EverFi

• You should be complete with Module 8: Consumer Awareness
• Continue with Module 9: Investing, then Modules 1 through 7

Budget Challenge

• Make sure you've completed Days 1 through 10 in these instructions.

Review Questions:

• What % of families live pay check to pay check
• What % of financial success is based on knowledge
• Why do you need to understand the language of money
• What is the difference between buying and borrowing?
• Compare and contrast needs vs. wants.
• Define and explain delayed gratification
• Under what situation should you use a credit card?
• What does it take to become a millionaire?
• List different ways identity theft can happen and how to prevent it.
• What is a strong password?
• Why do you need a strong password?
• How often should you change your password?
• Who needs your social security #?
• Who does not need your SSN?
• What should you do if your bank calls you and asked for the last 4 of your SSN?
• What should you do with old bank statements?
• Which government agency monitors business practices and protects consumers from false advertising?
• What does caveat emptor mean?
• What is a loss leader?
• Give examples of product positioning
• What is personal selling?
• Who knows your buying behavior better than you do?
• How and why is repetition used in marketing?
• Explain how businesses use attractive financing to get you to buy.
• When should you use financing?
• What is a 401(k)?
• How much can you put in a 401(k) each year?
• What are the main benefits of a 401(k)
• What is a Roth IRA?
• How much can you put in a Roth IRA each year?
• What is compound interest?
• Explain the rule of 72.

Day 24 - Budget Challenge

• Make sure you've completed Days 1 through 10 in these instructions.

Day 23 - Quiz #4

• Study
  • What is ODP (Overdraft Protection)?
  • What is NSF (non-sufficient funds)?
  • What does a budget help you do?
  • What is Cash Flow?
  • List and describe different types of bank accounts:
  • What does liquid mean in banking?
  • List different ways to pay for items using a checking account: (checks, debit cards, automatic payments like ACH or EFT)
• Take Test
• Work on Budget Challenge, Days 1 - 11 in these instructions.
• Take Survey, 
• Update Budget Challenge Spreadsheet & 
• Schedule Payment of Bills
• EverFi
• Consumer Protection (Should be Complete already)
• Investing (Should be Complete already)
• Savings
• Banking

Day 22 - Budget Challenge

• Make sure you've completed Days 1 through 10 in these instructions.

Day 21 - Quiz #3

• Make sure you've completed Days 1 through 6 in these instructions.

Day 20 - Budget Challenge

• Make sure you've completed Days 1 through 3 in these instructions.

Review and Catch-up Day

Unit 1 Review Packet

In Google Slides presentation:

• continue with turning questions into titles
• questions are re-posted below
• chunk and summarize your "answers" as bullet point statements

EverFi

• You should be complete with Module 8: Consumer Awareness
• Continue with Module 9: Investing, then Modules 1 through 7

Budget Challenge

• Make sure you've completed Days 1 through 10 in these instructions.

Review Questions:

• What % of families live pay check to pay check
• What % of financial success is based on knowledge
• Why do you need to understand the language of money
• What is the difference between buying and borrowing?
• Compare and contrast needs vs. wants.
• Define and explain delayed gratification
• Under what situation should you use a credit card?
• What does it take to become a millionaire?
• List different ways identity theft can happen and how to prevent it.
• What is a strong password?
• Why do you need a strong password?
• How often should you change your password?
• Who needs your social security #?
• Who does not need your SSN?
• What should you do if your bank calls you and asked for the last 4 of your SSN?
• What should you do with old bank statements?
• Which government agency monitors business practices and protects consumers from false advertising?
• What does caveat emptor mean?
• What is a loss leader?
• Give examples of product positioning
• What is personal selling?
• Who knows your buying behavior better than you do?
• How and why is repetition used in marketing?
• Explain how businesses use attractive financing to get you to buy.
• When should you use financing?
• What is a 401(k)?
• How much can you put in a 401(k) each year?
• What are the main benefits of a 401(k)
• What is a Roth IRA?
• How much can you put in a Roth IRA each year?
• What is compound interest?
• Explain the rule of 72.