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Chart of the Week: New Car Loans - Blog
Chart of the Week: New Car Loans - Blog
Summary: This chart shows the percentage of new car loans and the term of their loans (in months).  Questions: How would you summarize the trend in the length of new car loans over the past decade? Increasing or decreasing? Which loan term has seen the sharpest increase in the past decade?  What is the relationship between the term of the loan and the amount of the monthly payment? The longer the loan term, the _______ the monthly payment.  The _________ the loan term, the higher the monthly loan payment.  If you wanted to pay the least amount of interest on a loan,...
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Chart of the Week: New Car Loans - Blog
Question: How many times does a song need to stream on Spotify for an artist to earn $1? - Blog
Question: How many times does a song need to stream on Spotify for an artist to earn $1? - Blog
Answer: 229 times Here are the figures for the top music sites: Questions: Given their average payout for stream of $0.004 per song for Spotify, how many music streams would you have to listen to in order to cover a $9.95 monthly subscription?   Why do you think that the streaming services have such different payouts per stream?  Your friend says "I can make a good living just putting my music up on YouTube." Agree or disagree with him using the data provided above.  Do you think the payouts per stream will increase or decrease in the future?  Click here for the rea...
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Question: How many times does a song need to stream on Spotify for an artist to earn $1? - Blog
QoD: Coke vs. Pepsi: Which company's stock has performed better over the past five years? - Blog
QoD: Coke vs. Pepsi: Which company's stock has performed better over the past five years? - Blog
Answer: Pepsi Questions What factors do you think contribute to the very different market performance of these companies? Which products do you personally prefer?  Would you make an investment decision based on your personal product preference? Pepsi also has diversified into the snack food business and owns Doritos, Cheetos and Sun Chips while Coke has diversified into the coffee business. Knowing this, which company do you think has better long-term prospects?
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QoD: Coke vs. Pepsi: Which company's stock has performed better over the past five years? - Blog
QoD: Would you rather have $1,000,000 or start with a penny and double your money every day for 30 days? - Blog
QoD: Would you rather have $1,000,000 or start with a penny and double your money every day for 30 days? - Blog
Good question to show the power of compounding...of course be sure to tell them that no investment would double on a daily basis for 30 days;) Calculators not allowed!  Answer: Starting with a penny and doubling it every day compounds to $10.7 million after 30 days Day 1: You would have $0.02 Day 2: You would have $0.04 Day 3: You would have $0.08 Day 4: You would have $0.16... Day 30: You would have $10,737,418.24. Questions: How much would the penny have grown to on Day 29? How much did the value increase between Day 29 and Day 30?  Now apply this concept to your own saving...
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QoD: Would you rather have $1,000,000 or start with a penny and double your money every day for 30 days? - Blog
$1 million dollars or a penny doubled every day for a month? - Google Sheets
$1 million dollars or a penny doubled every day for a month? - Google Sheets
Sheet1 Start with a penny and it doubles every day starting on Day 1 Day #,Amount 1,$0.02 2,$0.04 3,$0.08 4,$0.16 5,$0.32 6,$0.64 7,$1.28 8,$2.56 9,$5.12 10,$10.24 11,$20.48 12,$40.96 13,$81.92 14,$163.84 15,$327.68 16,$655.36 17,$1,310.72 18,$2,621.44 19,$5,242.88 20,$10,485.76 21,$20,971.52 22...
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$1 million dollars or a penny doubled every day for a month? - Google Sheets
Activity Idea: Psychology of Investing - Blog
Activity Idea: Psychology of Investing - Blog
Here's an activity I did with my class a few years back that helped simulate the psychological aspects of investing.  It's a pretty simple game with multiple ways that you could extend and increase its complexity. Game Instructions You are starting the game with a fictional balance of $100 This game will have 10 rounds The player with the highest balance after 10 rounds will be the WINNER! Game worksheet  How each round proceeds:  Each student independently decides if they want to be IN or OUT OF THE MARKET and marks their spreadsheet IN or OUT. A classmate will verify that t...
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Activity Idea: Psychology of Investing - Blog
PLAY: Roll with the Market - Google Docs
PLAY: Roll with the Market - Google Docs
NGPF Activity Bank Behavioral Finance PLAY: Roll with the Market The basic principles of investing may seem simple - “buy low, sell high”, “set it and forget it”, and more. However, the psychology of investing can illuminate why we human beings can sometimes make investing more difficu...
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PLAY: Roll with the Market - Google Docs
Budgeting QoD #54: Rank the following cost components for a cup of coffee from largest to smallest: coffee, cups/napkins, milk, shop costs/rent, staff costs? - Google Slides
Budgeting QoD #54: Rank the following cost components for a cup of coffee from largest to smallest: coffee, cups/napkins, milk, shop costs/rent, staff costs? - Google Slides
Question of the Day Budgeting #54 Rank the following cost components for a cup of coffee from largest to smallest: milk cups/napkins shop costs/rent coffee staff costs www.ngpf.org Last updated: 5/22/19
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Budgeting QoD #54: Rank the following cost components for a cup of coffee from largest to smallest: coffee, cups/napkins, milk, shop costs/rent, staff costs? - Google Slides
Investing Activity Idea: How Can a Jar of Jelly Beans Teach Students About the Stock Market? - Blog
Investing Activity Idea: How Can a Jar of Jelly Beans Teach Students About the Stock Market? - Blog
How can we teach students about the stock market when they have no investing experience? I listened to this Masters of Business podcast with Barry Ritholtz interviewing investor and author Joel Greenblatt and picked up a few good ideas. Joel is not only a practitioner (a very successful hedge fund manager) but also an educator having spent the last 20+ years as a professor at Columbia Business School. Joel described the challenges of describing the stock market to a group of 9th graders at a Harlem high school and the ingenious idea he came up (about 48:20-51:00 in podcast): He brought...
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Investing Activity Idea: How Can a Jar of Jelly Beans Teach Students About the Stock Market? - Blog
Defining the Role of Financial Education | Building a Personal Finance Ecosystem
Defining the Role of Financial Education | Building a Personal Finance Ecosystem
High-quality financial education is a powerful force for positive change. However, financial education alone does not create financial well-being. It is one factor in a complex landscape of internal and external elements – some controlled by individuals and some not.
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Defining the Role of Financial Education | Building a Personal Finance Ecosystem
How to Complete Workouts - GSHS GET F.I.T.
How to Complete Workouts - GSHS GET F.I.T.
How to Complete Workouts You may choose any of the listed workouts to complete. Workout point values vary based upon effort and time involved. You do not have to complete workouts in any...
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How to Complete Workouts - GSHS GET F.I.T.
Mimic Personal Finance - Stukent : Stukent
Mimic Personal Finance - Stukent : Stukent
Mimic Personal Finance uses decision-theory learning to teach students the basic principles of financial literacy. Students don't just study material; they experience financial decision making.
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Mimic Personal Finance - Stukent : Stukent
INTERACTIVE: Credit Across US Communities - Google Docs
INTERACTIVE: Credit Across US Communities - Google Docs
NGPF Activity Bank Managing Credit Spanish Version Virtual Adaptation Ideas INTERACTIVE: Credit Across US Communities Interactive: New York Fed Community Credit Maps Teacher Tip: This resource used to update annually, but it indicates data was not available for 2018 and it hasn’t bee...
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INTERACTIVE: Credit Across US Communities - Google Docs
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