Unit 1-Money Management

Front

A place to record all the money you have spent each day.

Back

Spending Log

Front

Waiting to buy or receive something until you have enough money or the price has declined

Back

Delayed Gratification

Front

ideas and beliefs that are most important or meaningful to you

Back

Values

Front

What you give up in a decision
Think about the Bean Activity

Back

Opportunity Cost

Front

The S in SMART goals stands for...

Back

Specific

Front

Track GPA and hours spent studying is an example of what part of a SMART Goal?

Back

Measurable

Front

A goal that you set must mean something to you-that would make it...

Back

Relevant

Front

0-3 MONTHS would be an example of what goal length?

Back

Short Term

Front

3 months up to less than a year is example of what?

Back

Intermediate

Front

Beyond 1 year would be an example of what type of goal?

Back

Long Term