Financial Literacy Module 2
Financial Literacy Module 2
a. True b. False
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a. investing c. budgeting
a. True b. False
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Instructions: Write the letter of the correct answer.
a. investing c. budgeting
WHAT IS SAVINGS?
Savings play an essential role in the economy as
they contribute to capital formation, investment,
and economic growth.
By saving, individuals and
businesses accumulate funds that
can be used for various purposes,
such as emergencies, education, housing,
retirement, or starting a business.
Let’s start: Identification
Let’s start: Identification
SAVING SAVINGS
LIFE CYCLE
EVENTS
a. Controllable Events
refer to the milestones or transitions in life
that individuals have some degree of control
over.
How much is in the account after one year, two years and three
years?
Sample
Problem
1 year: A = 2000(1 + 0.03) 1 = P2,060.00
2 years: A = 2000(1 + 0.03) 2 = P2,121.80
3 years: A = 2000(1 + 0.03) 3 = P2,185.45
START – never too late to start, get your heart (mind) to start
MOTIVATE – may be hard to start, but try to motivate yourself by
focusing on a financial goal
PERSEVERE – Make it a habit, a routine, (a muscle memory), a
system – saving is life
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let’s watch a video!
Let’s learn: Key facts on savings and budgeting
WHAT IS
BUDGETING?
Budgeting is the process of
calculating how much money
you must earn or save during
a particular period of time,
and of planning how you will
spend it: It's important for us
to know about budgeting.
it’s a money
thing BUDGETING BASICS
A=6,000 (1.015)^1
A=P6,090.00 1 year
st
nt
A=P(1+r/
A=6,000
n)^ (1+0.015)^2
A=6,000 (1.015)^2
A=6,000 (1.030225)
A=P6,181.35 2 year
nd
nt
A=P(1+r/
A=6,000
n)^ (1+0.015)^3
A=6,000 (1.015)^3
A=6,000 (1.045)
A=P6,274.07 3 year
rd
nt
A=P(1+r/
A=6,000
n)^ (1+0.015)^4
A=6,000 (1.015)^4
A=6,000 (1.0613)
A=P6,368.18 4 year
th
nt
A=P(1+r/
A=6,000
n)^ (1+0.015)^5
A=6,000 (1.015)^5
A=6,000 (1.0773)
A=P6,463.70 5 year
th
Let’s relate: Survey on Savings Accounts
Let’s relate: Self-Assessment
Instructions: Read each question carefully and consider your personal financial situation as a
student. For each question, answer either "yes" or "no" based on whether the statement
accurately reflects your current behavior or financial practices.
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Instructions: Write the letter of the correct answer.
DEBT MANAGEMENT