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Smart Spending Decisions for Kids

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You have 5 dollars and want to buy a toy. Which option is the best choice?

A toy car that costs 6 dollars

A 9 dollar ball that you really want

A 4 dollar ball that is better for playing indoors (correct)

A sticker that costs 10 dollars

You really want a drone, but you live in an apartment. What should you do?

Ask your parents to take you to a park to fly the drone

Buy the drone and try to fly it indoors

Save your money for a different toy that's more suitable for indoor play (correct)

Buy a toy helicopter instead

You want to buy a toy that costs 8 dollars. What should you do?

Look for a cheaper alternative (correct)

Ask your parents for extra money to buy the toy

Save your money for a few weeks to buy the toy

Buy a smaller toy that costs 5 dollars

Why does your dad want to help you make smart choices with your money?

<p>Because he wants to help you make smart choices and save your money</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a good rule to follow when spending your money?

<p>Think about whether you really need the item and if it's within your budget</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Money Management

A 9-year-old boy receives a $5 weekly allowance, but often wants to buy expensive things.
His parents don't think a $9 ball is a good use of his money, and suggest a $4 ball instead, better suited for indoor play.
The boy also wants a drone, but his parents are against it due to their apartment living situation, with no outdoor play opportunities.
His parents want him to make smart spending choices, but he wants the freedom to spend his money as he wishes.
His dad has to give consent before buying anything, as he views his son as irresponsible with money.

Financial Goals

The boy needs to learn to prioritize wants and needs with his limited allowance.
He must consider the value and suitability of items before making a purchase decision.

Parental Concerns

The parents are worried about their son's spending habits and want to teach him responsible money management.
They want him to understand that expensive doesn't always mean better.

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Learn to make smart choices with your allowance by considering prices and priorities. Practice decision-making with real-life scenarios and develop good money habits.