Course Content
Savings & Investing
Understanding the concept of saving for future needs and wants. Learning about different savings accounts and investment options. Recognizing the power of compound interest and the importance of starting to save and invest early.
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Credit & Debt Management
Understanding different types of credit (e.g., credit cards, loans). Learning about interest rates and how they affect the cost of borrowing. Recognizing the importance of maintaining a good credit score and the consequences of excessive debt.
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Money Mindset & Consumer Skills
Learning to make informed decisions when shopping. Understanding consumer rights and responsibilities. Recognizing the importance of comparison shopping and understanding the impact of marketing and advertising.
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Financial Planning & Goal Setting
Learning to set short-term, medium-term, and long-term financial goals. Understanding the steps required to achieve these goals. Recognizing the importance of adaptability and regular review of financial plans.
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Understanding Taxes & Basic Economics
Gaining a basic understanding of how taxes work and their impact on personal income. Learning fundamental economic concepts that affect personal finance and the broader economy.
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Risk Management & Insurance
Understanding the role of insurance in managing financial risk. Learning about different types of insurance (e.g., health, auto, life) and how they protect against financial loss.
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Financial Ethics
Recognizing the importance of honesty and integrity in personal finance. Understanding the consequences of financial fraud and the importance of ethical decision-making.
Financial Empowerment
About Lesson

In the “Don’t Borrow Too Much Money” episode of “Secret Millionaires Club,” Warren Buffett shares an important lesson about the dangers of excessive borrowing.
The episode centers around the kids facing a challenge in their business, tempted to solve it by borrowing a lot of money. However, they soon realize that borrowing more than they can handle is risky and can lead to bigger problems.

With guidance from Warren Buffett, the kids learn that it’s crucial to only borrow what you can afford to repay and to always have a solid plan for how to use and repay the borrowed money.
The episode teaches children the value of being cautious and responsible with money, emphasizing that while borrowing can be helpful, it should be done wisely and within limits.
This story is a fun and engaging way to introduce young audiences to the concept of financial responsibility and the importance of managing debt wisely.

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