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© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

© 2012 Citi-NIE Financial Literacy Hub for Teachers, All Rights Reserved

Mama Shop

Coke ……………………………. $1

NTUC

Koka Instant Noodle ……...................................$2.35Cadbury Block Chocolate …………………………… $5.20Yupi Gummy Candies …………………………………. $1.40Coke …………………………………………..……………………. $1Fresh Milk …………………………………………………… $3.50Grapes ………………………………………………………. $3.65

Sakae Sushi

Japanese Egg …………………….... $1.99Japanese Green Peas …………... $1.99Japanese Dumplings ………..….. $4.99Prawn Tempura ……………..….. $11.99Prawn Udon ……………………… $10.99Macha Ice Cream ………………… $2.99Macha Cheese Cake …………….. $5.99Coke …………………………………….. $2.59Warm Green Tea ………………….. $0.99

Prices are set at $5.99/ $11.99 etc. to make consumers believe that the items are around $5/

$11 etc. In reality, the prices are $6/

$12! A WHOLE DOLLAR MORE! There are often hidden

charges by restaurants, such as Service Charge, which only appears after

your meal, in your bill.

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$8 - $10

$60$30, 000

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1. Wise shoppers take time to compare two or three alternatives before spending money.

TrueFalse

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2. Taking time to read newspaper ads can save money when shopping.

TrueFalse

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3. My needs should take priority over my wants when shopping.

TrueFalse

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4. A spending need is:

a. something that looks good to meb. something that I need to existc. something my friend hasd. the first thing I see in the store

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5. The best spending choice is:

a. always shop at brand-name storesb. buy the same thing my friends buyc. compare my choices before I buyd. always borrow from friends

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Goods and

Services

NEEDSNEEDS WANTSWANTS

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