💡 Income and expenses are key concepts in personal finances.
📚 Grade 7 learners should revise the concepts of income and expenses from the previous lesson.
💰 Personal income refers to the money individuals earn.
💰 An individual's total annual earnings come from different sources of income, such as salary, wages, capital investments, real estate, and dividends.
💵 Personal expenses are the costs incurred in daily life.
🏢 Real estate can be a source of income by renting out properties.
💰 Household income and expenses are the financial resources and costs associated with daily living.
💼 Net worth is an individual's financial value at a specific time, calculated by subtracting liabilities from assets.
📈 Calculating net worth helps determine whether wealth is increasing or decreasing.
💰 Income increases net worth, while expenses decrease net worth.
📊 To calculate net worth, gather all records, list assets, list liabilities, and subtract liabilities from assets.
📈📉 Having more assets than liabilities results in a surplus, while having more liabilities than assets results in a deficit.
📊 Understanding the concept of assets and liabilities is essential for managing personal finances.
💰 Key accounts such as mobile phones and savings accounts are considered assets, while loans and credit cards are liabilities.
🛋️ Furniture and other owned possessions are categorized as assets.
💼 Step one: Gather all the records.
📃 Step two: Identify and add up all the assets.
💰 Step three: List and add up all the liabilities.
🧮 Step four: Calculate the difference between liabilities and assets to determine net worth.
🎉 Cyril has a surplus in his household income and expenses.
📚 This video is about household income and expenses in Grade 7 EMS.
💰 The next lesson will focus on income and expenses of a business.
👩🏫 Stay tuned for more!
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