Activity 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (page 183-186)

Act. 5

 

Act. 1

1. Yes, I'm familiar with it, piggy banks are often a place to store money for savings. Often appears in movies, especially children's movies.
2. No, I usually saved my money at my bank account. 
3. I don't use them because piggy banks are too old-fashioned and vulnerable to being stolen if a thief breaks into the house.
4. Bank. Because saving money in the bank there is an agreement to safeguard our money with full responsibility and there are laws too.

Act. 2

1. There are 6 steps.

• Know your income
• Determine your basic expenses
• Determine your flexible expenses
• Determine whats really important
• Follow your spending
• Keep track

2. Know your income

3. Keep track

Act. 3

1. Insert your card and enter your PIN.
2. Choose the “Deposit” option.
3. Select which account you’d like the money to go to (usually savings or checking).
4. Type in the amount of money you’re depositing and insert your check. If the ATM can read checks, you won’t even need to enter the amount.
5. Confirm the dollar amount you see on screen.
6. Answer any remaining questions, take your receipt and make sure you have your bank card before walking or driving away.