Budgeting
Spending
Saving
Needs
Wants
100

This budget requires you to calculate what you make bi-weekly or weekly as opposed to monthly

What is the bi-weekly or weekly budget

100

This is the most popular item adolescents spend their money on

What is clothing

100

It's cute. It can be ceramic. It is usually given to young kids

What is a piggy bank

100

These are items you wear

What is clothes, shoes, socks, etc

100

This is the most popular clothing brand teenagers spend their money on

What is Nike

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Will accept sportsware or similar

200

This is a popular budgeting method, dividing your expenses into three categories: necessary expenses (needs), optional expenses (wants), savings and debt

What is the 50/30/20 method

200

This is the second most popular item for adolescence to spend their money on

What is food

200

A popular method involving taking out cash and placing it inside a flat paper container with a sealable flap

What is envelope saving

200

This is to further your education (if you choose)

What is college/university/vocational-technical colleges

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Will also accept tuition

200

This is the most popular online shopping store teens spend their money

What is Amazon

300

This method does not require creating a budgeting, but rather "keeping an eye" on your spending using only your bank account and a debit card

What is the "no budget" method

300

This is the top streaming brand for teenagers

What is Netflix

300

These reasons fall under what category: Pay for a car repair (flat tire, car accident costs, etc.), Pay for lost school property, random data overages (surprise bills!), get out of little money concerns that creep up

What is an emergency fund

300

This provides you with energy to make it through the day

What is food

300

This is a popular form of entertainment, usually held at an arena, a hall, or an outdoor venue

What is a concert

400

This method consists of you setting aside a specific amount every time you get paid for savings and debt payments, then spend the rest of your money however you see fit

What is the "pay yourself first" method

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Will take partial or reverse method

400

Statistically, the male gender spend more time doing this than the female gender (understanding that statistics are not anecdotal)

What is gaming

400

This is a reason involving some adolescence who do not have the financial support

What is lack of funding from parent/guardians/adults

400

You use these items when cleaning yourself

What is toiletries

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Will accept: soap, shampoo, conditioner, body wash

400

Statistically, teenagers spend more than $200 annually on this activity

What is video games

500

This method requires you to plan out your monthly spending and savings to the exact amount of your income

What is the "zero-based" budget method

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Will also take: no room for error / no wiggle room / no budging on your budget

500

Statistically, 82 percent of female teenagers say that this helps them discover brands and trends

What is online influencers

500

These items fall under what category: smartphone data plan, gas for car and car insurance (if teen has a car), weekend friend meet-ups, after school vending machine trips, non-school uniform/extra clothes etc.

What are general money responsibilities

500

You can use these items to complete projects, finish homework, and talk to friends

What are electronics (smart phones/laptop/tablet)

500

You can use these items to complete projects, finish homework, and talk to friends

What are electronics (smart phones/laptop/tablet)