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Grade 8 Financial Literacy — Interest & Budget — Reading Comprehension — Creating a Monthly Budget Free printable reading comprehension passage about creating a monthly budget. Students read and answer questions to build understanding. For 8th Grade (ages 13–14).
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Creating a Monthly Budget MATH · 8TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. A monthly budget matches the rhythm most bills follow. List income first, using the lowest amount you can reliably expect if it varies. Then list fixed costs — rent, insurance, subscriptions, loan payments — which are predictable and are also where the biggest savings usually hide, since cancelling one recurring charge saves every month. Next estimate variable costs such as food, transport, and social spending, using last month's actual figures rather than a guess. Subtract from income; if the result is negative the budget is not wrong, the spending is, and something has to change. Set aside savings at the start of the month rather than the end, because money left to the end is reliably spent. Questions: 1 Why use the lowest reliable income figure? 2 Where do the biggest savings usually hide? 3 Why set aside savings at the start of the month? www.littleactivity.com 8th Grade · Math
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Creating a Monthly Budget MATH · 8TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. A monthly budget matches the rhythm most bills follow. List income first, using the lowest amount you can reliably expect if it varies. Then list fixed costs — rent, insurance, subscriptions, loan payments — which are predictable and are also where the biggest savings usually hide, since cancelling one recurring charge saves every month. Next estimate variable costs such as food, transport, and social spending, using last month's actual figures rather than a guess. Subtract from income; if the result is negative the budget is not wrong, the spending is, and something has to change. Set aside savings at the start of the month rather than the end, because money left to the end is reliably spent. Questions: 1 Why use the lowest reliable income figure? 2 Where do the biggest savings usually hide? 3 Why set aside savings at the start of the month? www.littleactivity.com 8th Grade · Math
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