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Nice work! The images you chose are relevant and I like the GIF:) Your answers are well done but could be elaborated on. Late.

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I worked very hard on my padlet. I very well described the article also added meaningful pictures.

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overwhelming majority of teens --87% -- admit they don’t know much about personal finance

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Parents have to be the first line of defense in explaining to their children the difference between wants and needs and that a household income has limits.

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Children and teens who grow up with an allowance find that balancing a budget is a “natural” next step in the process, because they’ve got to keep track of the money coming in and going out. Children with allowances or income from part-time jobs are also more likely to have savings accounts.

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parents can use financial hardships and strained budgets as an opportunity to talk about finances and teach kids about managing money.

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Approximately 40% of parents say that over the last few years they’ve had to sacrifice contributions to their children’s savings accounts in order to pay for expenses during the economic downturn

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study shows that 35% of teens want to learn how to save, and 28% know that managing a budget is important and want to learn the required skills.

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Teens need to manage there money but they don't have the skill to learn how to manage it. Personal finance is when you got the skill to manage your own money, don't use it on unnecessary things.