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    This document contains questions for the learner to ponder regarding their financial literacy skills and behaviors. It asks the learner to rate their knowledge of personal finance concepts, overall financial skills like budgeting and record keeping, and ability to practice positive financial behaviors. It also asks the learner to create a pie chart of their ideal budget with categories like housing, food, debt, and transportation.

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    NPC – BENLAC

    MODULE 4 – ACTIVITY 1 – FINANCIAL LITERACY

    Questions to Ponder

    Directions: Read the questions and instructions carefully. Follow what is asked and write your
    answers in the space provided.

    1. How well do you understand personal finance concepts? Rate your knowledge below.

    4: Above Average Knowledge


    3: Average Knowledge
    2: Limited Knowledge
    1: No Knowledge

    2. Financial literacy requires skills to aid you in making responsible and ethical financial
    decisions. These skills include being able to set goals, create and keep current a budget,
    formulate a spending plan, and keep organized records. Think about your overall skills in
    mentioned and mark where you feel your overall skills level is.

    4: Above Average Skill


    3: Average Skill
    2: Limited Skill
    1: No Skill

    3. Behavior is applying what you learn to bring positive impact. Positive financial behavior
    brings numerous benefits. Paying bills and debts on time and making regular deposits in
    savings accounts are positive financial behaviors. Rate your ability to practice positive
    financial behavior.

    4: Above Average Ability


    3: Average Ability
    2: Limited Ability
    1: No Ability

    4. How does your current budget pie chart look like? Using the following categories, map your
    ideal budget plan using a pie chart. You may use more categories as needed.

    a. Housing
    b. Electric bills
    c. Internet
    d. Food
    e. Debt
    f. Education
    g. Transportation

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