Keeping money safe.
I can identify ways to keep my money safe and things that might be trying to take my money.
Keeping money safe.
I can identify ways to keep my money safe and things that might be trying to take my money.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- There are people who want to trick us out of our money.
- Keeping track of money allows you to see what you have spent and what is left.
- Banks provide a way to keep your money safe.
Keywords
Fraud - Fraud is illegal activity which deceives or cheats people in order to get money.
Scam - A scam is a story or scheme used to gain money dishonestly. Scamming is a crime and can take place over a long time.
Phishing - Phishing is where emails or messages ask for information such as passwords or credit card numbers in order to steal money. They can look as though they come from people or companies you know.
Common misconception
Only foolish people fall for scams.
Scammers steal millions each year and they are often very sophisticated in how they do it. Many sensible people are caught out because the scammers are so convincing and prey on people's fears.
To help you plan your year 5 financial education lesson on: Keeping money safe., download all teaching resources for free and adapt to suit your pupils' needs...
To help you plan your year 5 financial education lesson on: Keeping money safe., download all teaching resources for free and adapt to suit your pupils' needs.
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a scam. Your bank will never phone you asking for details.
a quick decision. Stop and think first.
links in an email unless you know for sure it is safe.