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Introduction to Financial Management PowerPoint Presentation
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Financial Wellness Curriculum
Introduction to Financial Management
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Introduction to Financial Management
• Understand short and long term goals
• Where does your money go
• How to use student loan money wisely
• Learning to budget
• Understand how to manage debt
• Smart ways to think about money
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Setting Financial Goals
• Short Term Goals:» Have enough money to last the semester
» Go out Friday night» Pay off a department store credit card
• Long Term Goals:» Buy a car
» Go to Cancun for spring break» Buy a laptop
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Know Where your Money is Going
• Evaluate and track spending» Keep a record of all your receipts for an entire month
» Update your check register
• Remember that spending beyond your limits is dangerous
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Track Expenses
• Education expenses» Books» Transportation» Meals
• Living expenses» Rent» Utilities» Cell phone
• Debt payments» Car» Credit cards
• Savings» Pay yourself first
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70-20-10 Rule
Use this as a guide to show you how to divide your money successfully.
• Spend 70% » Use for living and education expenses - rent, food, clothing, tuition,
etc.
• Save 20%» 5% for emergency funds» 5% for specific goals – vacation, computer, etc. » 10% invest for the long-term
• Spend 10% » For debt payments – car loan, credit card, student loans
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Determining Financial Priorities
• If you have $50 what would you spend it on?» Savings or Personal Appearance» Social Activity or Paying a Debt» Sports or Eating Out» Hobbies or Paying a Debt» Personal Appearance or Sports» Paying a Debt or Clothes» Eating out or Savings
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Use Your Student Loan Money Wisely
• Use student loan money for school-related expenses only » Tuition
» Books» Supplies» Transportation
Loans are not free money
Don’t incur unnecessary debt
Remember: Your student loan must be paid back!
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Creating a Budget
• Not restricting, but empowering
• Lets you have more control over your life
• Helps you see exactly where your money is going
• Think spending plan, not budget
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Budget Calculator
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Managing Debt
• Monthly debt: » Credit cards
» Student loans» Car payments» Personal Loans
• If your debt is: » Under 15% - Relax
» 15-20% - Be Cautious» Over 20% - Red Flag
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Before You Buy …
• Do you spend without thinking?
• Before you make your next purchase - even if it is a “just” a new pair of jeans – walk away for 15 minutes and think about the following: » Do you NEED it? » How will you pay for it – cash or credit? » Where are you going to put it? » What will happen if you don’t buy it?
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Smart Ways to Think about Money
• Make Your Money Last» Find ways to increase your earnings» Create and commit to a monthly budget» Stay on top of your goals
• Reduce Debt» Stop charging » Break the habit of paying only the minimum» Transfer high rate credit card balances
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Debt Repayment Calculator
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Introduction to Financial Management
• Understand short and long term goals
• Where does your money go
• How to use student loan money wisely
• Learning to budget
• Understand how to manage debt
• Smart ways to think about money