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Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective


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Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective

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From Ages 14 to 18
Consumer Math
Personal Finances
$44.99

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Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective. Interactive, interesting text that helps teens to learn life preparation financial skills. Real-life skills that teens start using right away!

Description

Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective is designed to introduce teens to the world of personal finance through: 

  • textbook instruction
  • online articles and videos 
  • interactive exercises
  • and more! 

Students are encouraged to immediately apply some of the concepts they learn and are introduced to other financial topics which will become a part of their lives in just a few short years.

Included in each chapter is a focus on God-honoring attitudes and practices. Additionally, parents are given the opportunity to share their knowledge, experience, and tips on financial matters via numerous assignments throughout the book.

Why settle for Consumer Math when a Financial Literacy high school curriculum prepares your teen for LIFE?

This practical guide to understanding personal finance is easy to use, fun, and written at a college-prep level. Instructions are included to tailor the course to any of these levels: average high school, college prep, advanced, or honors.

Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective may be completed independently by a homeschooling high school teen or with parental involvement. It has also been successfully used in a classroom/group setting.

This financial literacy high school curriculum can be completed to fulfill the consumer math/financial literacy (math credit) required by some states.

Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective, a one-credit high school e-text, is downloaded via EIGHT .pdf files. 

(In order to access all features of these documents, open them in Adobe Reader.)

  • Four Student .pdf files:
    • Textbook (including Study Sheets at the end of the chapters & Appendix of suggested reading
    • Exercises
    • Worksheets
    • 2018 1040 Instruction Booklet (for use with Chapter 9)
  • Four Parent .pdf files:
    • Exercises Answer Key
    • Worksheets Answer Key
    • Tests Answer Key
    •  Tests

The topics in the nine chapters of this one-credit Financial Literacy high school curriculum include:

  • Money – The Basics
  • Setting Financial Goals
    • How Values Affect Goals
    • S.M.A.R.T Goals
    • Financial Strategy for Achieving Goals
  • Budgeting
    • Limited Resources
    • The Budget – Freedom within Safe Bounds
    • Income and Expenses
    • Keeping Your Spending on Track with Your Budget
  • Saving and Investing
    • The Time Value of Money
    • Simple and Compound Interest
    • Investments: Risks and Rewards
  • Credit
    • Revolving and Installment Loans
    • Benefits and Risks of Credit
    • Amortizing Loans
    • Your Credit Report and Credit Score
    • Debt
  • Financial Institutions and the Services They Provide
    • Banks and Credit Unions
    • Checks
    • Debit Cards
    • Bank Statements & Balancing Your Checkbook
    • Identity Theft
  • Insurance
    • Automobile Insurance
    • Health Insurance
    • Life Insurance
    • Disability Insurance
    • Renter’s/Homeowner’s Insurance
  • Your Career
    • Help for Choosing Your Career
    • Education and Career Opportunities
    • Payroll Deductions and Employee Benefits
    • Christian Work Ethic
  • Taxes
    • Record Keeping
    • Basic Income Tax Vocabulary
    • Tax Preparation Exercises

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What do homeschool parents say about Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective?

Cathy Duffy did a review of Financial Literacy. She said, "Financial Literacy from a Christian Perspective does a more thorough job teaching what teens need to learn about finances than do most standard Economics courses."

"It's excellent. I taught it in our co-op 2 years ago and will be teaching it again this coming year." -S.W.

"All 4 of my kids took it in high school. All of them are using the information in adulthood."- S.C.

"Loved it. Taught son and MOM a lot of needed information."- S.H.

"Great wholistic health curriculum! We have used it as a course this summer with a 9th and 11th grader and it’s excellent! I love the extra links and suggested projects to choose from. Will recommend to others."-C.H. 

10-Day No-Questions-Asked Money-Back Guarantee on all 7Sisters EBook curriculum.

Note: 7Sisters curriculum is unique in that (by request from teens themselves), it is no-busywork and adaptable to varying levels of academic rigor. In this way, following guidelines in the curriculum, teens complete coursework that is personally meaningful to their interests, needs, and goals. This is the 7Sisters educational philosophy!

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