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    Financial Education
    Financial Education
    Financial Education
    Ebook42 pages14 minutes

    Financial Education

    By Annette Golan-Allen

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    This book is for everybody to learn about money. It will keep people safe for them to learn the facts about money. This book is meant to be a guide to inform you of all the necessary information on money. People deserve to have a source to turn to. You should read it to prepare yourself for adult life and also before having kids so that you don't make any mistakes with money. This is because mistakes with money have serious consequences. This book will prevent you from having any hardships. The schools don't teach about money, and the banks don't teach about money. Everyone deserves to look somewhere to find out the facts about money. Money is the most important thing to know about.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateJan 4, 2024
    ISBN9781662472688
    Financial Education

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      Financial Education - Annette Golan-Allen

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      Financial Education

      Annette Golan-Allen

      Copyright © 2023 Annette Golan-Allen

      All rights reserved

      First Edition

      PAGE PUBLISHING

      Conneaut Lake, PA

      First originally published by Page Publishing 2023

      ISBN 978-1-6624-7267-1 (pbk)

      ISBN 978-1-6624-7268-8 (digital)

      Printed in the United States of America

      Table of Contents

      Budget

      Budget Practice

      Savings Accounts

      Savings Practice

      Checking Account

      Checking Account Practice

      Credit Cards

      Credit Card Example

      Credit Card Practice

      Debt

      Credit Card Application

      APR

      Credit Score

      Credit Score Practice

      Repayment

      College

      College Application

      FAFSA

      Career Salaries

      Consolidating Loans

      Private Loans

      Car Financing

      Planning

      Safe Habits

      Paying Bills

      Other Career Options

      Stocks

      Retirement

      Paying Rent or a Mortgage

      Prenups

      Lawyers

      Kids

      About the Author

      Budget

      When you get paid, divide it into three piles:

      50% goes to your bills.

      20% goes to buying things.

      30% goes to savings.

      To figure out how much money is 50%, get a calculator. Type in the total amount of your check and then multiply it with 0.50. For example, if your check is for $140, you type in the following: 140 x .50 = _______.

      To find out how much is 20%, type this into the calculator:

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