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The program proposal outlines three initiatives aimed at teaching children essential financial skills: 'Earn More, Save Smarter,' 'Budget Better, Spend Smarter,' and 'Counting, Keeping, Growing.' Each initiative emphasizes the importance of earning, saving, budgeting, and responsible money management from a young age to foster financial independence and confidence. The overall goal is to equip children with the knowledge and habits necessary for making smart financial decisions in the future.

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The program proposal outlines three initiatives aimed at teaching children essential financial skills: 'Earn More, Save Smarter,' 'Budget Better, Spend Smarter,' and 'Counting, Keeping, Growing.' Each initiative emphasizes the importance of earning, saving, budgeting, and responsible money management from a young age to foster financial independence and confidence. The overall goal is to equip children with the knowledge and habits necessary for making smart financial decisions in the future.

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PROGRAM PROPOSAL

Marzo, Marie Jann


Dalit, John Lloyd
Abuan, Christopher
Morillo, Mary Grace
Mengrasan, Joanna Marie
Gaspar, Elena Jane
Balbin, Kerk
Padilla, Angel Anne
De Asis, Philip James
Bañaga , Mark Anthony
Labausa, Paolo
Marcos, Joey
"Earn More, Save Smarter“

"Budget Better, Spend Smarter“

"Counting, Keeping, Growing"


"Earn More, Save Smarter"

Rationale:

It is important for children to learn how to save and earn money from
a young age, as these are essential life skills that will help them become
financially responsible. At this stage, children start to understand the value
of money and often begin to explore simple ways to earn it, such as starting
small businesses, crafting, or reselling items they buy online. These
activities not only teach them how to make money but also show them the
importance of saving and managing it wisely. By learning how to earn and
save, children develop good habits that will last a lifetime. They begin to see
the connection between money and hard work and how managing their
savings carefully can help them be more independent in the future. This
early education in money management helps build their confidence and
responsibility and prepares them to handle their finances well when they are
older. The skills they develop now will shape their ability to make smart
financial decisions for years to come.
"Budget Better, Spend Smarter."

Rationale:

This program is created to help children learn how to manage


money wisely. It teaches them how to make good choices when
spending, set simple budgets, and understand why saving money for
the future is important. Learning how to budget and make smart money
decisions is an important skill for kids to learn. They will also learn how
to plan ahead so they can save up for bigger things in the future. As
they go through this program, children will develop practical skills in
managing their money. They will learn that budgeting is a way to make
sure their money is used wisely and that saving a little bit now can
make a big difference later.
"Counting, Keeping, Growing"

Rationale:

At an early age, children start to learn about the value of money.


They begin to understand that money is not just for spending but also for
saving and using it wisely. Through this program, children will be
introduced to important concepts like saving, spending carefully, and
keeping track of where their money goes. Learning to count, keep track,
and save money from an early age helps children build a strong
foundation for becoming financially responsible. This program aims to
help children become confident in their ability to manage money, setting
them up for a future of financial success and responsibility.
THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING!

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