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National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education
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Article Index
National Standards in K-12 Personal Finance Education
Uses for the National Standards
Organization of the Standards
The Standards
How the National Standards Evolved
Financial Responsibility and Decision Making
Income and Careers
Planning and Money Management
Credit and Debt
Risk Management and Insurance
Saving and Investing
Financial Responsibility and Decision Making
Income and Careers
Planning and Money Management
Credit and Debt
Risk Management and Insurance
Saving and Investing
Glossary
Independent Reviewers

Planning and Money Management

Knowledge Statements

These statements show relationships among the key concepts underlying the standards and expectations. They provide further guidance for publishers as they develop and revise curricula and for educators as they select classroom materials and plan lessons.

The statements are by no means an exhaustive outline of personal finance instruction. They merely suggest the scope of, and relationships among, the topics that the standards cover.

  • Overall Competency
    Organize personal finances and use a budget to manage cash flow.

 

4th Grade

8th Grade

12th Grade

 

 

4th grade student can:

A budget is a plan for using income productively, including spending, sharing, and setting money aside for future expenses.

People pay for goods and services in different ways.

People are required to pay taxes, for which they receive government services.

 

8th grade student can:

People perform basic financial tasks to manage money.

A budget identifies expected income and expenses, including saving, and serves as a guide to help people live within their income.

Some payment methods are more expensive than others.

 

High school graduate can:

Formal complaints and government/community agencies can help consumers resolve problems with goods and services.

A personal financial plan should include the following components: financial goals, a net worth statement, an income and expense record, an insurance plan, a saving and investing plan, and a budget.

Legal documents, such as wills, are an important part of financial planning.

 



 

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