Would You Rather?
Saving & Spending
- Would you rather save $10 every week for a year or get $500 all at once but not be allowed to save any of it?
- Would you rather get a $50 gift card to your favorite store or $100 in cash but you can only spend it on needs?
- Would you rather buy one expensive item you really want or five smaller things you like but don’t need?
- Would you rather always have to save half of your money or never be able to save at all?
Earning & Jobs
- Would you rather have a summer job that pays a lot but is boring or one that pays less but is really fun?
- Would you rather work for someone else and get a guaranteed paycheck or start your own business and take a risk?
- Would you rather get paid once a month in a big paycheck or get smaller amounts every week?
- Would you rather earn $100 for doing a job you hate or $50 for doing something you love?
Investing & Future Planning
- Would you rather get $1,000 now or $2,000 in five years?
- Would you rather invest in stocks with a chance to make more money or put your money in a safe savings account with low interest?
- Would you rather spend all your money now or save for something bigger in the future?
- Would you rather have free college tuition but no spending money or get spending money but have to pay for college yourself?
Lifestyle & Money Choices
- Would you rather have a brand-new phone but no money for extras or keep your old phone and have $500 to spend however you want?
- Would you rather live in a tiny house and travel the world or have a big house but never go on vacation?
- Would you rather buy a used car and have extra money for gas and fun or get a brand-new car but have to work more hours?
- Would you rather get free food for a year or free clothes for a year?
Credit & Debt
- Would you rather use a credit card and have to pay it back with interest or only be able to buy things with cash?
- Would you rather borrow money from a bank with a high-interest rate or work extra hours to earn the money yourself?
- Would you rather have a credit card with a $1,000 limit or a debit card with only the money you’ve saved?
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