FINANCIAL GOALS
BUDGETING
SAVINGS
100

Things that you must have to survive

NEEDS

100

A _______ helps you keep track of your money so you don’t spend more than you have.

BUDGET

100

Money you set aside for future use

SAVINGS

200

Things that you would like to have, but can live without

WANTS

200

The money you earn or receive, usually from working, doing chores, getting an allowance, or gifts.

INCOME

200

This is the idea of Saving money before spending on anything else

PAY YOURSELF FIRST

300

Goals that are very important and can be achieved more quickly are more likely to be labeled as?

SHORT-TERM GOALS

300

The things you spend your money on — like food, clothes, entertainment, or school supplies.

EXPENSES

300

A way to estimate how long it takes your money to double with interest

RULE OF 72

400

Goals that are less important immediately and/or take longer to achieve are more likely to be labeled as?

LONG-TERM GOALS
400

Money saved for unexpected expenses

EMERGENCY FUNDS

400

It is a simple way to understand how to build wealth over time. It shows that wealth is created by using your money wisely and giving it time to grow.

THE WEALTH FORMULA

500
Before you can develop financial goals, you must take stock of what your ______ _______ are, or what matters most to you

FINANCIAL VALUES

500

Costs that change each month (e.g., food, gas)

VARIABLE EXPENSES

500

It is the interest you earn on both the money you save (principal) and the interest it already earned. That means your money grows faster over time!

COMPOUND INTEREST

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