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Grade 12 Budget Planning Worksheet

A comprehensive worksheet for Grade 12 students on budget planning, covering income, expenses, savings, and financial goal setting.

Grade 12 Math Financial LiteracyBudget Planning
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CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.HSN.Q.A.1CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.HSA.CED.A.1

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Budget Planning and Financial Goals

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Date:

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Read each question carefully and provide thoughtful, detailed answers. Show your work where applicable.

Understanding Income and Expenses

1. Define the following terms in your own words:

a. Gross Income:  

b. Net Income:  

c. Fixed Expenses:  

d. Variable Expenses:  

2. Which of the following is typically considered a fixed expense?

a

Groceries

b

Rent

c

Entertainment

d

Utilities (variable portion)

3. The primary purpose of creating a budget is to:

a

Spend more money

b

Track income and expenses

c

Avoid paying taxes

d

Increase debt

4. Sarah earns a gross monthly income of $3,500. Her deductions for taxes and benefits amount to 20% of her gross income. Her fixed expenses include rent ($1,200), car payment ($300), and student loan payment ($250). Her variable expenses typically include groceries ($400), utilities ($150), and entertainment ($200).

a. Calculate Sarah's net monthly income.

b. Calculate Sarah's total fixed expenses.

c. Calculate Sarah's total variable expenses.

d. Does Sarah have a surplus or deficit each month? By how much?

5. True or False: It is generally recommended to allocate at least 10% of your net income to savings.

T

True

F

False

6. True or False: A budget should be reviewed and adjusted periodically.

T

True

F

False

7. Imagine you are planning for your financial future after high school. Describe one short-term financial goal (within 1 year) and one long-term financial goal (5+ years). For each goal, explain how you would incorporate it into your budget and what steps you would take to achieve it.