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In this economics lesson, students will use a budget plan to make spending decisions.

In this economics and personal finance lesson plan, students will make decisions about saving and spending.

Using MS Excel and data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis web site on federal government spending, students will compare the amounts spent on various sectors and programs over a range of years.

With very few exceptions, the U.S. federal government does not have an "income" to spend providing goods and services. The money used for federal spending programs must be collected as federal taxes, or it must be borrowed. This lesson provides information about the costs …

Voya’s spending and savings series will help you take small, actionable steps towards overall financial wellness.

In this personal finance lesson, students will evaluate wants and spending, realizing that sometimes there are more costs to consider than the initial price when choices are made.

Developing a holiday budget: As you enter the holiday season, it can be challenging to track your spending! Join Cindy Fitzthum as she presents how to develop a holiday budget and embrace a frugal lifestyle.

In this personal finance webinar, explore using Sesame Street to teach about saving, spending, sharing and more!

Balancing the Federal Budget -- When I first started teaching economics in 2010, the U.S. national debt was around $13.5 TRILLION. Since then, it has nearly doubled to $20.6 TRILLION in only eight years. Why is the federal budget an important topic for young people to learn about? What is th…

This session features two new chapter book series: Cleo Edison Oliver: Playground Millionaire and Billy Sure: Kid Entrepreneur.  Participants will be introduced to interactive lessons and hands-on activities concerning earning an income, saving for future purchases, spending, and the essenti…