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Tax, Super + You gives you the resources to teach tomorrow’s adults today. There are hundreds of high quality educator developed resources that give real-world contexts to teach financial literacy in a way that directly links to multiple areas of the curriculum. Our resources equip students with the skills to survive and thrive in the adult world, as active and informed citizens.

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Part 1: The difference between saving and investing In your groups, complete the following tables. …

Linked activity: The Budget and forecasting

Part 1: Calculating and interpreting absolute, relative and percentage errors Refer to the data table in The Budget…

Definitions To help you understand the data in this sheet, the following definitions have been provided. The Budget…

Part 1: Budget forecasting errors over time Errors in Budget forecasting are often represented as a percentage of the…

Part 1: Budget forecasting errors over time Errors in Budget forecasting are often represented as a percentage of the…

Part 1: Calculating and interpreting absolute, relative and percentage errors Refer to the data table in The Budget…

There are 3 main types of taxes in Australia: progressive, proportional and regressive. Progressive taxes: The higher…

‘Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it... he who doesn't ... pays it…

Part 1: Calculating the balance of a super fund with repeated application of simple interest paid annually…

Calculating the balance of a super fund with interest paid annually and monthly Set up 2 spreadsheets to…

You have been asked to give business advice for the following 2 businesses to help them make decisions that will…