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A MoneyWi$e TrainingWeekly Spending Evaluation (Take-Home Worksheet)Jot down everything you spend for one week and then evaluate the resultsusing this weekly expense worksheet.Weekly expensesFood (lunch, snacks)Public transportation (buses, subway)Car (gas, upkeep, loan payments, insurance)Entertainment (movies, games, magazines, CDs)Computer (software, games, DVDs, music downloads)Communications (phone, cell phone, Internet service provider)GiftsClothesSavingsTotal weekly expenses 1Weekly incomeAllowanceEarningsGiftsOtherTotal weekly income 2Subtract weekly expenses from weekly income (2 - 1)The Bottom LineQuestions to ask yourself about the weekly spending evaluation:• Is the “bottom line” a positive (plus) or negative (minus) figure?• Did your income—from an allowance or working—cover what you spent?• Are there any areas that can be trimmed?• Which of the expenditures are “needs” and which are “wants”?“Talking to Teens About Money” — MoneyWi$e Lesson Plan Page 26 of 27
A MoneyWi$e TrainingEvaluationMoneyWi$e “Talking to Teens About Money” Seminar(For class distribution)Thanks for attending!Before you leave today, please help us improve future presentations by giving usyour opinion of today’s seminar.Circle the number that reflects your feelings about each statement:1 = Strongly Agree2 = Agree3 = Disagree4 = Strongly Disagree1. I have a better understanding of how I can help teenagers become bettermoney managers.1 2 3 42. I have a better understanding of the role parents and other mentors play inhelping teens build solid money management skills.1 2 3 43. I have a better understanding of some of the money issues that face teenagerstoday.1 2 3 44. The instructor was well-informed.1 2 3 45. The materials I was given are easy to read and understand.1 2 3 46. I would like to attend another class like this.1 2 3 4On a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being the highest), how would you rate the seminar?What else would you like to tell us about how we could improve futureMoneyWi$e seminars?Please return this form to the instructor. Thank you for giving us your thoughts!“Talking to Teens About Money” — MoneyWi$e Lesson Plan Page 27 of 27
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