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Unit 2 – B udgeting
 E mine SpendingHa s
   xa              bit
 Sour ofIncome
      ces
T ypes ofExpenses
 Impora ofSa ing (PY )
       t nce v         F
 Const uctaBudget
       r
 F ms ofRecor Keeping
   or          d
 HowBudget Cha t oughoutL
             s nge hr     ife
S pending Plan/B udget
   Ta yourspending show you w e yourmoneyis r ly
     r cking              s      her          eal
    going. T tinfor t becomes ev mor v l bl w you
            ha maion            en e aua e hen
    use itt cr t as pending plan or budg et.
           o eae
       Seeing alyouropt a ma smat choices so you ca gett
                l      ions nd king rer                  n he
        st you r lyw nt It lhel you find mor moneyfort impora
          uff eal a . ’l p                  e        he     t nt
        things.
S pending Plan/B udget
   Y budgetw lcha a yourincome gr s a yourpr it cha
     our     il nge s             ow nd      ior ies nge.
       R nowyou pr bl spend mostofyourmoneyon food, cl hes,
         ight           oba y                             ot
        ent t inment
           era       .
       In 10yeas you’l pr bl spend mostofyourmoneyon r ing a
                r       l oba y                        ent n
        a rmentorpa on ahome morga a ca pa s.
         pat           ying             t ge nd r yment
       In a her10yeas, in a ion t t pr ious expenses, you’l pr bl
            not          r ddit o he ev                    l oba y
        st r t sa e foryourchil en’s educaion a ar ir
          at o v              dr          t nd et ementfund.
S mart S pending
   Aspendingpl n al s you t pr it yourspending a
              a low        o ior ize             nd
    sa ing
      v
       Ifyourspendingl show t tyou boughtabotl ofsodafor
                      og s ha                 te
        $1 ev yda t t $3 amont M ybe you ca l e w hout
             er y, ha’s 0       h. a         n’t iv it
        yoursoda butma t e’s somet el you’d r t spend
                ,      ybe her     hing se       aher
        $3 on.
          0
How Do You S pend Your
               Money?
   Use yourspendingl fr t pr ious unitt caegor your
                    og om he ev        o t ize
    expenses a det mine t per you spend on ea caegor
              nd er he cent                  ch t y.
   Cr t apie chatt tr esent howyou spend yourmoney?
      eae         r ha epr s
Part 1 of the E quation:
Income
   Income: al a birhda money, selingyourst
                low nce, t y       l      uff,
    int esteaned on sa ings a
      er r            v ccount j
                              , ob
       Payroll deduc tions – biggestae t xes, 4most
                                      r a
        common
         •   F a Income T x
              eder l        a
         •   St t Income T x
               ae         a
         •   Socia Secur yT x
                  l it a
         •   M r Tx
               edicae a
               • T xes pa forav r yofser ices w use, r d ma ena publ
                  a y          aiet       v e         oa int nce, ic
                 school amed ser ices, a r ir
                       s, r     v       nd et ementincome fort el l
                                                             he dery
Payroll deductions
   Federal Income Tax
       F colect byt feder lgov nmentt suppor it pr a – Sentt t IR (Int na
         ee l ed he       a er       o       t s ogr ms     o he S er l
        R enue Ser ice)
         ev       v
   S tate Income Tax
       F colect bymostst t t hel pa forst t ser ices – Sentt st t r enue
         ee l ed        aes o p y ae v                      o ae ev
        depat
            rment
   S ocial S ecurity Tax
       A ied byt F a Insur nce Contibut A (FICA – Pr ides asmalincome a
         ppl      he eder l a        r ions ct ) ov            l        nd
        ot ser ices t t el l disa ed A ica a or ned minor
         her v o he dery, bl mer ns, nd pha                s
   Medic are Tax
       A ied byFICA– Pr ides medica insur nce t t el l a some disa ed A ica
         ppl            ov          l a o he dery nd               bl mer ns
Gros s Income vs . Net
    Income
   Gros s income
      T aa
        ot l mountofincome fr yourw ges orbefor a pa ol deduct
                             om    a           e ny yr l     ions.
          • Numberofhour you w k t yourhouryr t
                        s     or imes      l ae
   Net Income
      Once yourt xes ae deduct fr yourgr income you r
                  a r         ed om      oss          eceiv your“t ke- pa
                                                           e      a home y.”
   W4For
     - m
      F l outw you st r aj it howt feder lgov nmentcacul t yourt x
        iled      hen     at ob, ’s    he    a er            l aes    a
       deductions.
      KeypatofaW4for
             r       - m
          • Line 5 “t a numberofal a
                    ot l         low nces”
               • M r a st t mor t n one j numberofchil en
                   ait l aus, e ha          ob,           dr
               • T l ert numbert highert a
                  he ow he           he        he mountoft xes w hhel a v v sa
                                                         a it d, nd ice er .
               • Ift much t x is deduct fr yourpa you’l pr bl getar w you fil yourincome t xes in A il
                    oo     a          ed om        y, l oba y          efund hen e       a         pr ,
                 ot w you’l end up pa al r a .
                   her ise l            ying age mount
Part 2 of the E quation:
E xpens es
   E xpens e: w tyou spend moneyon – yourneeds a w nt
                ha                               nd a s
      Fixed E xpens es – you knowexa l howmuch is needed ea
                                        cty                 ch
       mont
          h
          • M t ge/ent
             orga r
          • Ca l n
              r oa
        Variable E xpens es – you ha e mor contolov howmuch
                                     v e r er
         t lbe
         hey’l
          • Gocer food
             r ies/
        Periodic /Oc cas ional E xpens es – notpa ev ymont
                                                  id er   h
          • Ca insur nce (ev y6mont
              r a           er    hs)
          • A o r ir
             ut epa s
What Type of E xpens e Is
    It?
   Groceries ? periodic, variable
   Piano Les s on Fee? periodic/variable
   C able TV B ill? fixed
   Magazine S ubs cription Renewal?
                                          periodic, fixed
   C ar Loan Payment? fixed
   E lectricity B ill? variable
   Lis t 5 of your expens es and
    whether they are fixed, variable, or
    periodic
Pay Yours elf Firs t – “ PYF”
   Y don’tmiss yourmoneybeca it l you nev ha itin t
      ou                     use ’s ike   er d     he
    fir pl ce.
       st a
           Sa e 10 or10cent forev y$1 you ma
              v %          s      er         ke
        •      Ha e moneyfora emer
                  v            n gencyfund
        •      Eectonical deposityourpa
                l r ly                 ycheck a a foracera a / centgo
                                               nd sk     t in mountper
               int yoursa ings a
                 o       v ccount
   A omaic sa ings depositfor -ta s acera a
     ut t v                   m r nsfer  t in mountof
    moneyfr yourchecking t yoursa ings a
           om               o      v ccountonce amont h
S aving to Meet G oals
     The S imps on family wants to buy a new
      refrigerator for their kitc hen. Mr. S imps on has
      vis ited s everal s tores and es timates that it will c os t
      around $700 to buy and ins tall the type of
      refrigerator the family wants . If their goal is to buy
      it in s ix months , how muc h do they need to s ave
      eac h month?
          $700 / 6 = $116.67

     The Mencias want to buy their oldes t daughter a
      c omputer to take to c ollege next year. They’ve
      s hopped around and think they can get a good
      des ktop computer with all the s oftware and a
      printer for about $1,100. With 15 months to s ave,
      how muc h do they need to s et as ide eac h month?
         $1,100 / 15 = $73.33
S aving for My Goals
   L a yourper lfina lpl n fr t pr ious unit
     ook t     sona ncia a om he ev         ,
    ident
        ify:
       T t aa
         he ot l mountyou need t sa e forea SM R goa.
                               o v         ch A T l
       T a
         he mountyou need t sa e ea mont w t meetea SM R
                           o v ch h/ eek o            ch A T
        goa.
           l
Keeping Track – Getting
Organized
   Checking accountst t s: baa check book ev ymont w you r e your
                     aement l nce            er   h hen eceiv
    st t
     aement
   Sa ings a inv mentst t s
      v nd est         aement
   Pa st empl s ca ma mist kes, doubl check t sa e fort xes
      y ubs: oyer n ke a             e-      hen v a
   T x document keep copies ofalt W2s you r e a a t x document forchecking,
     a          s:              l he -      eceiv nd ny a     s
    sa ings, a inv ment a
      v       nd est s ccount   s.
   Insur nce st t s
         a aement
   L n a cr cad st t s: showyourpur ses, pa s, fina chages, a
     oa nd edit r aement               cha    yment nce r nd
    curentbaa doubl check t sa e fora l stayea
       r l nce,   e-      hen v      t ea     r
   R s a w ra ies forbig-icketit forexa e r s fr acomput , bike,
     eceipt nd ar nt         t    ems:    mpl eceipt om   er
    el r
     ectonics, ca r ir et Keep alma l a w ra ybookl s t
                 r epa s, c.    l nuas nd ar nt     et oo
S teps to B uilding a
B udget
   Decide t t fr me – mont w
           he ime a       h, eek
   E imae yourincome – br k dow in t caegor
     st t                 ea n o t ies
   Caegor yourexpenses – fixed, v r bl per
      t ize                       aia e, iodic
   Subta expenses fr income – ifit negaiv r ev l t a a ust
       r ct           om           ’s t e, e- auae nd dj
    yourexpenses, ifit posit e, t a a mor t yourPY l
                     ’s iv hink bout dding e o        F ine
Vocabulary
   S pending Plan or B udget
         Apl n forma gingyourmoneydur agiv per ort
              a        na                  ing en iod ime
   Income
         A moneyyou r e
            ny            eceiv
   Payroll Deductions
         M subt a ed byyourempl s, foranumberofit befor wit you t check
            oney r ct                 oyer                ems,    e r ing he
   Taxes
         F t tsuppor gov nmentpr a a ae r ed byl wt be a ied t income, pr t orgoods
           ees ha         t er         ogr ms nd r equir       a o ppl o            opery,
   Federal Income Tax
         F colect byt feder lgov nmentt suppor it pr a a sentt t Int na R enue Ser ice (IR
           ee l ed he            a er           o     t s ogr ms nd     o he er l ev       v   S)
   S tate Income Tax
         F colect t hel pa forst t ser ices a sentt t st t r enue depat
           ee l ed o p y ae v nd                        o he ae ev         rment
   S ocial S ecurity Tax
         Pr ides asmalincome a ot ser ices t t el l disa ed A ica a or ned minor a sentt t Socia
             ov         l        nd her v o he dery, bl mer ns, nd pha                    s nd   o he l
          Secur yA
                it dminist aion aongw h amaching a
                           r t l it           t    mountpa byt empl
                                                           id he oyer
   Medicare Tax
         Pr ides medica insur nce, aso t t el l a t some disa ed A ica a sentt t Socia Secur y
             ov           l a l o he dery, nd o                  bl mer ns nd      o he     l it
          A dminist aion aongw h amachinga
                  r t l it            t      mountpa byt empl
                                                    id he oyer
Vocabulary
   Gros s Income
      T aa
         ot l mountofincome fr yourw ges, befor a pa ol deduct
                              om      a        e ny yr l        ions
   Net Income
      “T ke-
           a home pa – a
                    y” mountyou’’ be a e t deposit once yourempl ha deduct t xes fr yourgr
                                        bl o      ,              oyer s     ed a om          oss
        income
   E xpens es
      W tyou spend moneyon – yourneeds a w nt
          ha                               nd a s
   Fixed E xpens es
      Costt sa a
             he me mountev yter ime
   Variable E xpens es
      Fl uae in a
          uct t mount
   Periodic/Occ as ional E xpens es
      Y don’tpa ev ymont ca eit be fixed orv r bl
          ou      y er        h, n her            aia e
   PYF – “ Pay Yours elf Firs t”
      W  henev you r e money, you shoul immediael putacera a
               er eceiv                   d       ty        t in mountint a a
                                                                        o n ccountt tyou w lset
                                                                                  ha      il
        a t use l t t meetal t m fina lgoa.
         side o aer o           ong-er ncia l

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Budgeting

  • 1. Unit 2 – B udgeting  E mine SpendingHa s xa bit  Sour ofIncome ces T ypes ofExpenses  Impora ofSa ing (PY ) t nce v F  Const uctaBudget r  F ms ofRecor Keeping or d  HowBudget Cha t oughoutL s nge hr ife
  • 2. S pending Plan/B udget  Ta yourspending show you w e yourmoneyis r ly r cking s her eal going. T tinfor t becomes ev mor v l bl w you ha maion en e aua e hen use itt cr t as pending plan or budg et. o eae  Seeing alyouropt a ma smat choices so you ca gett l ions nd king rer n he st you r lyw nt It lhel you find mor moneyfort impora uff eal a . ’l p e he t nt things.
  • 3. S pending Plan/B udget  Y budgetw lcha a yourincome gr s a yourpr it cha our il nge s ow nd ior ies nge.  R nowyou pr bl spend mostofyourmoneyon food, cl hes, ight oba y ot ent t inment era .  In 10yeas you’l pr bl spend mostofyourmoneyon r ing a r l oba y ent n a rmentorpa on ahome morga a ca pa s. pat ying t ge nd r yment  In a her10yeas, in a ion t t pr ious expenses, you’l pr bl not r ddit o he ev l oba y st r t sa e foryourchil en’s educaion a ar ir at o v dr t nd et ementfund.
  • 4. S mart S pending  Aspendingpl n al s you t pr it yourspending a a low o ior ize nd sa ing v  Ifyourspendingl show t tyou boughtabotl ofsodafor og s ha te $1 ev yda t t $3 amont M ybe you ca l e w hout er y, ha’s 0 h. a n’t iv it yoursoda butma t e’s somet el you’d r t spend , ybe her hing se aher $3 on. 0
  • 5. How Do You S pend Your Money?  Use yourspendingl fr t pr ious unitt caegor your og om he ev o t ize expenses a det mine t per you spend on ea caegor nd er he cent ch t y.  Cr t apie chatt tr esent howyou spend yourmoney? eae r ha epr s
  • 6. Part 1 of the E quation: Income  Income: al a birhda money, selingyourst low nce, t y l uff, int esteaned on sa ings a er r v ccount j , ob  Payroll deduc tions – biggestae t xes, 4most r a common • F a Income T x eder l a • St t Income T x ae a • Socia Secur yT x l it a • M r Tx edicae a • T xes pa forav r yofser ices w use, r d ma ena publ a y aiet v e oa int nce, ic school amed ser ices, a r ir s, r v nd et ementincome fort el l he dery
  • 7. Payroll deductions  Federal Income Tax  F colect byt feder lgov nmentt suppor it pr a – Sentt t IR (Int na ee l ed he a er o t s ogr ms o he S er l R enue Ser ice) ev v  S tate Income Tax  F colect bymostst t t hel pa forst t ser ices – Sentt st t r enue ee l ed aes o p y ae v o ae ev depat rment  S ocial S ecurity Tax  A ied byt F a Insur nce Contibut A (FICA – Pr ides asmalincome a ppl he eder l a r ions ct ) ov l nd ot ser ices t t el l disa ed A ica a or ned minor her v o he dery, bl mer ns, nd pha s  Medic are Tax  A ied byFICA– Pr ides medica insur nce t t el l a some disa ed A ica ppl ov l a o he dery nd bl mer ns
  • 8. Gros s Income vs . Net Income  Gros s income  T aa ot l mountofincome fr yourw ges orbefor a pa ol deduct om a e ny yr l ions. • Numberofhour you w k t yourhouryr t s or imes l ae  Net Income  Once yourt xes ae deduct fr yourgr income you r a r ed om oss eceiv your“t ke- pa e a home y.”  W4For - m  F l outw you st r aj it howt feder lgov nmentcacul t yourt x iled hen at ob, ’s he a er l aes a deductions.  KeypatofaW4for r - m • Line 5 “t a numberofal a ot l low nces” • M r a st t mor t n one j numberofchil en ait l aus, e ha ob, dr • T l ert numbert highert a he ow he he he mountoft xes w hhel a v v sa a it d, nd ice er . • Ift much t x is deduct fr yourpa you’l pr bl getar w you fil yourincome t xes in A il oo a ed om y, l oba y efund hen e a pr , ot w you’l end up pa al r a . her ise l ying age mount
  • 9. Part 2 of the E quation: E xpens es  E xpens e: w tyou spend moneyon – yourneeds a w nt ha nd a s  Fixed E xpens es – you knowexa l howmuch is needed ea cty ch mont h • M t ge/ent orga r • Ca l n r oa  Variable E xpens es – you ha e mor contolov howmuch v e r er t lbe hey’l • Gocer food r ies/  Periodic /Oc cas ional E xpens es – notpa ev ymont id er h • Ca insur nce (ev y6mont r a er hs) • A o r ir ut epa s
  • 10. What Type of E xpens e Is It?  Groceries ? periodic, variable  Piano Les s on Fee? periodic/variable  C able TV B ill? fixed  Magazine S ubs cription Renewal? periodic, fixed  C ar Loan Payment? fixed  E lectricity B ill? variable  Lis t 5 of your expens es and whether they are fixed, variable, or periodic
  • 11. Pay Yours elf Firs t – “ PYF”  Y don’tmiss yourmoneybeca it l you nev ha itin t ou use ’s ike er d he fir pl ce. st a  Sa e 10 or10cent forev y$1 you ma v % s er ke • Ha e moneyfora emer v n gencyfund • Eectonical deposityourpa l r ly ycheck a a foracera a / centgo nd sk t in mountper int yoursa ings a o v ccount  A omaic sa ings depositfor -ta s acera a ut t v m r nsfer t in mountof moneyfr yourchecking t yoursa ings a om o v ccountonce amont h
  • 12. S aving to Meet G oals  The S imps on family wants to buy a new refrigerator for their kitc hen. Mr. S imps on has vis ited s everal s tores and es timates that it will c os t around $700 to buy and ins tall the type of refrigerator the family wants . If their goal is to buy it in s ix months , how muc h do they need to s ave eac h month?  $700 / 6 = $116.67  The Mencias want to buy their oldes t daughter a c omputer to take to c ollege next year. They’ve s hopped around and think they can get a good des ktop computer with all the s oftware and a printer for about $1,100. With 15 months to s ave, how muc h do they need to s et as ide eac h month?  $1,100 / 15 = $73.33
  • 13. S aving for My Goals  L a yourper lfina lpl n fr t pr ious unit ook t sona ncia a om he ev , ident ify:  T t aa he ot l mountyou need t sa e forea SM R goa. o v ch A T l  T a he mountyou need t sa e ea mont w t meetea SM R o v ch h/ eek o ch A T goa. l
  • 14. Keeping Track – Getting Organized  Checking accountst t s: baa check book ev ymont w you r e your aement l nce er h hen eceiv st t aement  Sa ings a inv mentst t s v nd est aement  Pa st empl s ca ma mist kes, doubl check t sa e fort xes y ubs: oyer n ke a e- hen v a  T x document keep copies ofalt W2s you r e a a t x document forchecking, a s: l he - eceiv nd ny a s sa ings, a inv ment a v nd est s ccount s.  Insur nce st t s a aement  L n a cr cad st t s: showyourpur ses, pa s, fina chages, a oa nd edit r aement cha yment nce r nd curentbaa doubl check t sa e fora l stayea r l nce, e- hen v t ea r  R s a w ra ies forbig-icketit forexa e r s fr acomput , bike, eceipt nd ar nt t ems: mpl eceipt om er el r ectonics, ca r ir et Keep alma l a w ra ybookl s t r epa s, c. l nuas nd ar nt et oo
  • 15. S teps to B uilding a B udget  Decide t t fr me – mont w he ime a h, eek  E imae yourincome – br k dow in t caegor st t ea n o t ies  Caegor yourexpenses – fixed, v r bl per t ize aia e, iodic  Subta expenses fr income – ifit negaiv r ev l t a a ust r ct om ’s t e, e- auae nd dj yourexpenses, ifit posit e, t a a mor t yourPY l ’s iv hink bout dding e o F ine
  • 16. Vocabulary  S pending Plan or B udget  Apl n forma gingyourmoneydur agiv per ort a na ing en iod ime  Income  A moneyyou r e ny eceiv  Payroll Deductions  M subt a ed byyourempl s, foranumberofit befor wit you t check oney r ct oyer ems, e r ing he  Taxes  F t tsuppor gov nmentpr a a ae r ed byl wt be a ied t income, pr t orgoods ees ha t er ogr ms nd r equir a o ppl o opery,  Federal Income Tax  F colect byt feder lgov nmentt suppor it pr a a sentt t Int na R enue Ser ice (IR ee l ed he a er o t s ogr ms nd o he er l ev v S)  S tate Income Tax  F colect t hel pa forst t ser ices a sentt t st t r enue depat ee l ed o p y ae v nd o he ae ev rment  S ocial S ecurity Tax  Pr ides asmalincome a ot ser ices t t el l disa ed A ica a or ned minor a sentt t Socia ov l nd her v o he dery, bl mer ns, nd pha s nd o he l Secur yA it dminist aion aongw h amaching a r t l it t mountpa byt empl id he oyer  Medicare Tax  Pr ides medica insur nce, aso t t el l a t some disa ed A ica a sentt t Socia Secur y ov l a l o he dery, nd o bl mer ns nd o he l it A dminist aion aongw h amachinga r t l it t mountpa byt empl id he oyer
  • 17. Vocabulary  Gros s Income  T aa ot l mountofincome fr yourw ges, befor a pa ol deduct om a e ny yr l ions  Net Income  “T ke- a home pa – a y” mountyou’’ be a e t deposit once yourempl ha deduct t xes fr yourgr bl o , oyer s ed a om oss income  E xpens es  W tyou spend moneyon – yourneeds a w nt ha nd a s  Fixed E xpens es  Costt sa a he me mountev yter ime  Variable E xpens es  Fl uae in a uct t mount  Periodic/Occ as ional E xpens es  Y don’tpa ev ymont ca eit be fixed orv r bl ou y er h, n her aia e  PYF – “ Pay Yours elf Firs t”  W henev you r e money, you shoul immediael putacera a er eceiv d ty t in mountint a a o n ccountt tyou w lset ha il a t use l t t meetal t m fina lgoa. side o aer o ong-er ncia l