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6th Grade Personal Finance Worksheets

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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

Personal finance is how a person plans, saves and borrows money. These personal finance worksheets hold 3 6th grade sheets, each with an answer key. Making a Monthly Budget follows Jordan, who wants a $150 bike helmet and lock. Saving and Simple Interest applies principal x rate x time to 8 problems. Credit Cards, Interest and Debt explains balances and minimum payments and uses sample figures to compare $25 and $100 monthly payments on a $500 balance.

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Credit Cards, Interest and Debt - 6th Grade Economics and Money worksheet preview

Credit Cards, Interest and Debt

Grade6th Grade
TopicEconomics and Money
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Making a Monthly Budget - 6th Grade Economics and Money worksheet preview

Making a Monthly Budget

Grade6th Grade
TopicEconomics and Money
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Saving and Simple Interest - 6th Grade Economics and Money worksheet preview

Saving and Simple Interest

Grade6th Grade
TopicEconomics and Money
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Frequently Asked Questions

A fixed expense stays the same every month, like Jordan's $5 music streaming. A variable expense can change from month to month, like snacks after school. Students label each expense in Jordan's budget and find what is left to save.

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