Personal Narrative: What I Learned In My Class

For half a year I’ve been in this class, I’ve learned many things about money and about myself. Like I have always kinda known that I don’t want to have kids because I do not want to disappoint them, but now it is not just disappointment that I’m afraid of. Now I’m afraid of the money, I most likely won’t be able to support myself so I most definitely will not be able to support a child. I’ve also learned that I am terrified of having money, it is awful but the world runs on it so you have to have it. I’ve learned a lot during this class, some on purpose and some by accident. Money, let me tell you, it is the worst thing that I have ever come across, but I’m glad you taught me at least what to expect. We learned about money management which is something we’ll need to know how to do especially if money gets tight. Also the banking system and the checks that come with having a bank account. You taught us about our bills and how to make sure we’re paying them on time and how to keep us from paying late fees. It was a good thing to learn and I’m still terrified of money but I feel a little bit more comfortable having it, I trust that I can manage it properly.

You have to file them correctly so you put the right amount in so that at the end of the year you don’t owe the government money. Then you get money back at the end of the year because you were giving the government to much money. Taxes are difficult to file and easy to mess up, putting to much in doesn’t hurt unless you end up not having enough money month to month to survive. On the other hand not putting enough in must be scary at the end of the year, everyone else is getting money back and suddenly you have a ton of money that you have to pay. Taxes are terrifying, even more so than money and I’m still going to hate filling out anything related to taxes but I know that if I desperately need help I can count on