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Savings tools
1. 2.4.3.G1
Savings Tools
• Standard – Savings and Investing
• Learning Objectives
• Students will be able to
• Explain how savings and investing contribute to
financial well-being, building wealth, and helping
meet personal financial goals.
2. 2.4.3.G1
What’s the Difference Between
Checking & Savings?
You may be tempted to
think you’re all set once you
have a checking account, but
it’s important to have a
savings account, too.
3. 2.4.3.G1
Tips On Opening a Savings Account
Access via smart phone,
make mobile deposits,
link to other accounts
to make transfers.
Bank/Credit
Union/Savings & Loan
Insured – FDIC/FSLIC
$250,000
Few or no FEES!
Minimum balance,
maintenance,
transaction
Compare Interest Rates
– higher rates can add
up
4. 2.4.3.G1
Your Savings Goals
We all know that
saving money is
good for us, but it
can be
challenging to
save regularly.
One of the most
effective ways to
help you save is
to set savings
goals for yourself
and identify ways
to keep yourself
accountable.
Let’s say you have a part-time job and you’re able to save
$100 per month from your paychecks. How would you
distribute the money between your 3 savings goals above?
Short-Term Goals Medium-Term
Goals
Long-Term
Goals
< 3 Months 3 Months – 3 Years > 3 Years
5. 2.4.3.G1
Pay Yourself First
Watch this video to
learn more about the
benefits of making
your savings
automatic.
Which strategy
will help you save
the most money?
What is the benefit of
automating your
savings account
contributions?
What does it
mean to "pay
yourself first"?
8. 2.4.3.G1
3 Things You Need to Know
About an Emergency Fund
As you’ve learned, living paycheck to
paycheck is dangerous, which makes an
emergency fund important. Watch this
video and answer the questions
• Why do you think they recommend
saving 3-6 months of expenses in your
emergency fund?
• Why shouldn’t you keep your emergency
fund money in your checking account?
• Which of these is a good reason to tap
into your emergency fund -- pay your cell
phone bill, buy books for college, pay
$500 deductible after a car accident?
Why?
10. 2.4.3.G1
It's A Money Thing:
How to Counter the
Effects of Inflation
• What is Inflation?
• What are the three types
of inflation discussed?
• What are its effects on
savings?
Savings
Tools
25. 2.4.3.G1
•50% of your income should go to
living expenses and essentials.
•Rent, utilities, and things like
groceries and transportation for
work.
Why is the 50-20-30 rule easy for people to
follow, especially those who are new to
budgeting and saving?
What are the potential risks of having all
three of these buckets belong in the same
category?
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•20% of your income should go to
financial goals,
•Savings, investments, and debt-
reduction payments (if you have
debt, such as credit card payments).
•30% of your income should be used
for flexible spending.
•Want but don’t necessarily need
(like money spent on movies and
travel).
27. 2.4.3.G1
Exit Ticket
When developing a savings plan, why is it important to take
inflation into account?
Give two reasons why it’s vital that you contribute monthly not
only to savings but also to an emergency fund.
How do you distribute your money when using the 50-20-30
rule?