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1 Unit 2 Saving Money Literacy Level Materials The Car Accident Lesson 1: Saving Money Picture Story Literacy Level Overhead 1-A page 1 Talk about this picture. Where are they? What s the matter? Can they work? Can they pay their bill? Literacy Level Unit I: Basic Banking Services
2 The Car Accident Picture Story Literacy Level Lesson 1: Saving Money Overhead 1-A page 2 Literacy Level Unit I: Basic Banking Services
3 The Car Accident Literacy Level Lesson 1: Saving Money Picture Story and Activities Worksheet 1-2 page 1 Look at the pictures while your teacher reads the story. Then listen again and look at the words. Literacy Level Unit I: Basic Banking Services
4 The Car Accident Literacy Level Lesson 1: Saving Money Picture Story and Activities Worksheet 1-2 page 2 The Car Accident Fatima and Alina are office cleaners. Fatima buys a new dress. Alina has $1,000 in her piggy back. They have a car accident. Alina has a broken leg. Fatima has a broken leg. Alina pays her bill. Fatima can t pay her bill. Their boss says No work, no pay. Alina rests at home for six weeks. She watches TV with her children. Fatima needs to move out of her apartment. After two months, Fatima says I have $250 in my piggy bank. Literacy Level Unit I: Basic Banking Services
5 The Car Accident Literacy Level Lesson 1: Saving Money Picture Story and Activities Worksheet 1-2 page 3 The Car Accident - Match the picture with the word or words. Literacy Level Unit I: Basic Banking Services
6 The Car Accident Literacy Level Lesson 2: Saving Money Picture Story and Activities Worksheet 1-2 page 4 Use these words to complete the story. accident at buys $250 pay leg piggy Fatima and Alina are office cleaners. Fatima a new dress. Alina has $1,000 in her bank. They have a car. Alina has a broken leg. Fatima has a broken. Alina pays her bill. Fatima can t pay her bill. Their boss says No work, no. Alina rests home for six weeks. She watches TV with her children. Fatima needs to move out of her apartment. After two months, Fatima says I have in my piggy bank. Rewrite the story on another paper. Think about ways you can save $50 a month Literacy Level Unit I: Basic Banking Services
7 Savings Accounts Materials The Car Accident Picture Story Beginner & Low-Intermediate Lesson 2: Savings Accounts Overhead 2-A Beginner/Low-Intermediate Unit I: Basic Banking Services
8 The Car Accident Picture Story and Activities Lesson 2: Savings Accounts Worksheet 2-2 page 1 Beginner/Low-Intermediate Unit I: Basic Banking Services
9 The Car Accident Lesson 2: Savings Accounts Picture Story and Activities Worksheet 2-2 page 2 The Car Accident Alina and Fatima work together. They are friends. They clean offices. Fatima says "I bought new furniture for our apartment, and a new dress for a party". Alina says "I don't have new furniture or new clothes. I have $1,000 in my savings account for emergencies." They laugh. One night, they have a car accident. Alina has a broken leg. Fatima also has a broken leg. They share a room at the hospital. Alina has money. She pays her hospital bill. Fatima does not have money to pay. They both tell their boss "I can't work because I have a broken leg. I need six weeks off." Their boss tells them "Sorry, no work, no pay." Alina rests at home. Her family helps her with the housework and cooking. She has money in her savings account to pay for food and rent. Fatima can not pay her rent. She can not pay her medical bills. Her landlord says No rent, no apartment. Move out tomorrow. She and her family are evicted from their apartment. They are very sad. She says "I need to save money for an emergency." Alina and Fatima work together again. Fatima tells Alina "I have $250 in my savings account." They laugh. Beginner/Low-Intermediate Unit I: Basic Banking Services
10 The Car Accident Lesson 2: Savings Accounts Picture Story and Activities Worksheet 2-2 page 3 The Car Accident - Match the picture with the word or words. Beginner/Low-Intermediate Unit I: Basic Banking Services
11 The Car Accident Lesson 2: Savings Accounts Picture Story and Activities Worksheet 2-2 page 4 One word in each sentence is not correct. Find the word and cross it out. Write in the correct word using the words below. Examples: Bananas Apples are yellow. hot The sun is cold. leg rests housekeeper dress car can t 1. Alina is a waitress. 2. Fatima buys a computer. 3. They have a bike accident. 4. Fatima breaks her arm. 5. Fatima can pay her bills. 6. Alina plays at home. Beginner/Low-Intermediate Unit I: Basic Banking Services
12 Savings Accounts Lesson 2: Savings Accounts Fees for Services Worksheet 2-3 Savings Account Fees for Services Look at the chart to answer the questions about the savings accounts. Virginia Sun Bank Atlantic Credit Union Richmond First Bank Monthly Service Fee $8.00 $5.50 or $6.00 ($0 with a balance of $200) Interest 2% 2.5% No Circle: True or False 1. True False At Virginia Sun Bank the interest rate is two percent (2%). 2. True False With $200 or more in a savings account at Atlantic Credit Union, you pay no monthly service fee. 3. True False At Richmond First Bank the monthly service fee is $8.00. Find out about savings accounts at your bank or a nearby bank. Fill in the chart above with your answers and share it with the class. Compare fees for services and find the best savings accounts for your needs. Beginner/Low-Intermediate Unit I: Basic Banking Services
13 Saving Accounts High-Intermediate/ Advanced Materials Savings Account Comparison Lesson 3: Savings Accounts Worksheet 3-1 page 1 Savings Accounts Saving money is the best way to achieve your financial goals and prepare for emergencies. When you save money, you put it away and don t touch it until you are ready. People save money for many different reasons and goals. Some people need to save for emergencies. Others need to save for their children s or their own education. And some people want to save to buy a special item, like a new car or house. People have different needs for saving and banks have different kinds of accounts for saving. It s important to find an account that is good for your lifestyle and financial goals. Here are some of the different kinds of savings accounts that you can find at a bank or credit union. Account Type Description Advantages Disadvantages Regular savings accounts (also called pass book savings) You can deposit money whenever you want. The bank gives you a pass book or sends you a statement that shows your balance. Your money earns interest. You can withdraw your money at any time. Your interest rate may go up if the US rate goes up. You can have the money automatically withdrawn from your checking account. The interest rate is low. You might need to keep a minimum balance. Your interest rate may go down if the US rate goes down.
14 CDs (Certificates of Deposit) You deposit $500 or more. You agree to leave the money in the bank for a special period of time (6 months to 5 years). Your money earns more interest than a regular savings account. Your interest rate stays the same, even if the US rate goes down. You can t touch your money for the special period of time. If you withdraw early, you must pay a large penalty fee. Your interest rate stays the same, even if the US rate goes up. High-Intermediate/Advanced Unit I: Basic Banking Services
15 Savings Account Comparison Lesson 3: Savings Accounts Worksheet 3-1 page 2 Account Type Description Advantages Disadvantages Special Savings Clubs Money Market Accounts You deposit the same amount of money every week or every month. This account helps people save for a special purchase: a new car or a trip. You deposit a large amount to open the account. You can put in a little money at a time. You can have the money automatically withdrawn from your checking account. Your money earns more interest than regular savings account. Your money will earn very little or no interest. You have to keep a high minimum balance. The bank pays you interest that is based on the money market. Your interest rate may go up if the US rate goes up. Your interest rate may go down if the US rate goes down. Individual Retireme nt Accounts (IRAs) You can write a few checks from this account each month. These are special accounts that help people save for retirement. You save a percentage of your monthly income. You don t pay taxes on the money until you retire. You can choose where the bank invests your money. These accounts are usually not insured. If you withdraw money before you are 59 1/ 2, you must pay a penalty. High-Intermediate/Advanced Unit I: Basic Banking Services
16 Savings Account Comparison Lesson 3: Savings Accounts Worksheet 3-1 page 3 Savings Account Questions Read each sentence and circle T if the sentence is true and F if the sentence is false. Regular Savings 1. You can withdraw money at any time. T F 2. Your money earns high interest. T F 3. Your interest rate stays the same. T F Certificates of Deposit (CDs) 1. You can deposit any amount of money. T F 2. The interest rate stays the same. T F 3. You can withdraw money at any time. T F Special Savings Clubs 1. Your money earns low interest. T F 2. Most people use this account to save for a special purchase. T F 3. You deposit money every week or every month. T F Money Market Accounts 1. Your money earns high interest. T F 2. You have to keep a high minimum balance. T F 3. These accounts are usually not insured by the bank. T F Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) 1. These accounts are good for saving for a vacation or new car. T F 2. You can withdraw your money at any time. T F 3. You don t pay taxes on the money until you retire. T F High-Intermediate/Advanced Unit I: Basic Banking Services
17 Savings Account Questions Lesson 3: Savings Accounts Worksheet 3-2 Savings Account Comprehension Questions 1. Jose and Maria are married and they have three children. Jose works at a hardware store and Maria just got a job at a supermarket. Now they have a little extra money each month, so they want to start saving. They would like to deposit approximately $100 each time they get paid, but they need to be able to use this money if they have an emergency. Which account(s) would be best for them? Why? 2. Paulo is single and owns a popular restaurant downtown. Each month he makes a lot more money than he uses and he puts this money into his checking account. Now his checking account has a very high balance. He doesn t need to keep all of this money in his checking account. He wants to open a saving account so that he can earn interest. Which account(s) would be best for Paulo? Why? 3. Lyerka is a single mom with two children. She works fulltime and puts about $200 a month into her regular savings account. She has saved almost $10,000. Summer is coming and she would like to take her kids to Disneyland for a weekend. She wants to open a special account to help her save for this trip. She can deposit about $25 from each paycheck. Which account(s) would be best for Lyerka? Why? High-Intermediate/Advanced Unit I: Basic Banking Services
18 Paying the Price Lesson 3: Savings Accounts Discussion Questions Worksheet 3-3 Paying the Price Discussion Questions Inside the Lives of People Living on Minimum Wage Website Links: The Oprah Winfrey Show "Paying the Price" This discussion relates to the segment from the Oprah Winfrey show linked above. It tells the true story of a mother and daughter who are forced to leave their apartment and move to a homeless shelter after the mother suffers a wrist injury and is unable to work. It shows the importance of saving money for times when you have a loss of income. 1. In your country, what do people do when they loose their job and run out of money to pay their housing? 2. Do you have "homeless shelters" in your country? 3. What kind of people need to live in homeless shelters, lazy people who don't want to work? 4. Do you think people can survive on minimum wage in the United States? 5. Do you have a minimum wage in your country? If so, what is it? If not, why? 6. In your country, what government services are provided to those living in poverty or whose income does not cover basic needs? 7. What can you do to avoid getting in this situation. High-Intermediate/Advanced Unit I: Basic Banking Services
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