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Financial Literacy Fundamentals

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Money smart basics

by Dian Novita
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Which statement best describes a 'need' in budgeting?

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What is an opportunity cost in spending?

3

Which is an example of a personal budget component?

4

If your monthly cash inflow is $3,000 and outflow is $2,500, what describes cash flow?

5

What does the 50-30-20 rule allocate?

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Which is an example of a 'want' rather than a 'need'?

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Which choice improves long-term financial health?

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If you earn $4,000 monthly and spend $3,200, what is your monthly cash flow?

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Which best describes opportunity cost in budgeting?

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Which habit aligns with the 50-30-20 rule?

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Needs are essentials like housing, food, and healthcare.

Every choice has a forgone alternative—the opportunity cost.

A budget plans income, needs, wants, and savings.

Cash flow is inflows minus outflows; here it’s a $500 surplus.

A simple guide to prioritizing spending and saving.

Wants are discretionary; needs are essential.

Automating savings builds wealth without daily decisions.

Cash flow = inflows minus outflows; here $800 remains.

It’s what you sacrifice by choosing one option over another.

The 20% goes to savings/debt, 50% needs, 30% wants.

 
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