Preparing your teens to handle their personal finances is an important life skill for them to learn. This Banking Practice Pack is a helpful resource for them to use as they learn to manage their finances.
While part of this printable might seem obsolete to your teens, there are still instances when they will need to know how to write and sign checks.
Why This Printable Banking Practice Pack is Important
All too often, when I’m out and about, I come across teens in various situations where it is impossible to miss that they were never taught how to manage money.
From being unable to count change to not knowing how to endorse a check at the bank, from not being aware of where all their money went to never having heard of a bank register.
There are so many math courses that are listed as “required” for high school, but personal finance is rarely one of them. Yet, it is the absolutely most important math course that a teen could ever take, no matter what their future holds!
While few students will actually need Calculus and Trigonometry, all high school students need to know how to handle their personal finances.
This printable Banking Practice Pack is a very simple way to help your teen put pen to paper and discover how to keep track of their money.
Inside, you’ll find several blank checks (front and back) as well as a few pages of blank bank register pages.
While keeping track of your funds doesn’t require a paper monthly bank statement anymore, there are times when an app isn’t working, you don’t have a good internet connection or cell signal.
Knowing how to fill out a bank register will help your teens see firsthand where their money is going, as they input each deposit and debit they make.
You might be surprised at how your teen’s money habits change after they sit down with a bank register and pencil in hand, tracking their money habits.
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