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Grade 8 Financial Literacy — Interest & Budget — Reading Comprehension — Income vs. Expenses Free printable reading comprehension passage about income vs. expenses. Students read and answer questions to build understanding. For 8th Grade (ages 13–14).
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Download Free PDFIncome vs. Expenses MATH · 8TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Income is money coming in; expenses are money going out; and the difference between them, positive or negative, determines everything else about a financial situation. Income can be earned from work, or unearned from interest, benefits, or gifts, and the figure that matters for planning is net income after tax and deductions rather than the headline amount. Expenses divide into fixed, which recur at the same amount, and variable, which change with behaviour, and only the second can be adjusted quickly. A surplus can be saved, invested, or used to repay debt; a deficit must be covered by savings or borrowing, and borrowing to cover a recurring deficit compounds the problem. Tracking both for one month is the single most informative financial exercise most people can do. Questions: 1 Which income figure matters for planning? 2 What is the difference between fixed and variable expenses? 3 Why is borrowing to cover a recurring deficit a problem? www.littleactivity.com 8th Grade · Math
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Income vs. Expenses MATH · 8TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Income is money coming in; expenses are money going out; and the difference between them, positive or negative, determines everything else about a financial situation. Income can be earned from work, or unearned from interest, benefits, or gifts, and the figure that matters for planning is net income after tax and deductions rather than the headline amount. Expenses divide into fixed, which recur at the same amount, and variable, which change with behaviour, and only the second can be adjusted quickly. A surplus can be saved, invested, or used to repay debt; a deficit must be covered by savings or borrowing, and borrowing to cover a recurring deficit compounds the problem. Tracking both for one month is the single most informative financial exercise most people can do. Questions: 1 Which income figure matters for planning? 2 What is the difference between fixed and variable expenses? 3 Why is borrowing to cover a recurring deficit a problem? www.littleactivity.com 8th Grade · Math
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