Nov 12, 2017

Question of the Day: What percent of teens are saving money?

Answer: 38%

From MarketingVOX and Rand Youth Poll:  

"Aside from gauging spending trends, MarketingVOX and the Rand Youth Poll also looked into how much teens are saving. Of more than 8,000 teens surveyed, 38 percent reported that they're actively saving money and 22 percent said they are saving more than they did the previous year."

Questions

  • What do you think are some of the benefits of saving?
  • Are you currently saving? Why or why not?
  • Do you have any savings strategies or habits that work for you?
  • Amazon’s “one-click” button and having a debit card instead of physical cash definitely makes it easier to spend. How often do you find yourself spending money you wish you had saved?

Here's the ready-to-go slides for this Question of the Day that you can use in your classroom.

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Want to find all the NGPF Saving resources in one place? Check out our Saving Unit page and find a bunch of ideas you can use (in minutes)!

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About the Author

Danielle Bautista

Danielle is a native of Southern California and a recent graduate from the University of Maine, where she braved the frigid winters—a feat in and of itself—and earned her Bachelor's degree in International Affairs. She has a passion for working with non-profit organizations and serving populations in underprivileged communities. When Danielle isn't writing NGPF blog posts, spearheading various outreach projects, or managing contests and flash surveys, you can find her doing some sort of outdoor activity, learning a new hobby, or cracking what she thinks are witty puns!

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