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You’re parents were right: money doesn’t grow on trees. It actually grows on other money—which is where we get
the old saying, “It takes money to make money.” Money does have an amazing ability to make more money. The
good news is it doesn’t take much money to take advantage of this.
You already have several powerful tools for reaching your financial goals, including a financial plan to help you map
out the route and a spending plan to help you get there. In this unit, you will be introduced to two more powerful
tools—saving and investing—which will really put your money to work for you.

Personal Finance

You will know you have succeeded when:

You use the decision-making process to select at least two investing products for your investment plan

You outline your investing strategy (amount to invest, how often, and when to invest)

You predict the potential value of your investments three years from now

You classify your investment choices as income investment or growth investment

You describe the potential risks and rewards of the chosen investments

You balance the diversity of your investments

You explain how your investing plan aligns with your intermediate- and long-term financial goals

Students will complete daily assignments and 25 question test.