Loonies, Toonies, Credit & Debit: Financial Literacy for Canadian Teens
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Catalogue Number: MCI051DV Producer: McIntyre Media Inc. Subject: Family Studies/Home Economics Language: ENGLISH Grade Level: 7 - 12 Country of Origin: Canada Copyright Year: 2011 Running Time: 20 A concerned teacher stages a financial intervention for some of her students. Through a series of modern and relatable case studies, we explore the balance between needs vs wants, the Canadian wage system, income tax, deductions, banking and interest, credit card responsibility, and some basic info on the stock market. |
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