Zaid is celebrating his 9th birthday. He receives £100 from his parents. Zaid considers how to use the money but receives conflicting advice from his friends and family about whether to save, spend, or invest it. The narrator advises Zaid to consider his true goals, save and spend moderately, and diversify how he handles his money by not putting all his eggs in one basket.
Zaid is celebrating his 9th birthday. He receives £100 from his parents. Zaid considers how to use the money but receives conflicting advice from his friends and family about whether to save, spend, or invest it. The narrator advises Zaid to consider his true goals, save and spend moderately, and diversify how he handles his money by not putting all his eggs in one basket.
Zaid is celebrating his 9th birthday. He receives £100 from his parents. Zaid considers how to use the money but receives conflicting advice from his friends and family about whether to save, spend, or invest it. The narrator advises Zaid to consider his true goals, save and spend moderately, and diversify how he handles his money by not putting all his eggs in one basket.
Zaid: blows off the candles Rhiannon, Dr Zana: Zaid, make a wish Zaid thinks Imogen: make it snappy Narrator: This is Zaid’s 9th birthday party. These are Rhiannon, his mummy, this is Dr Zana, his daddy and this is Imogen, his best friend. Zaid got many presents from his friends and his mother and father gave him £100. Zaid: what can I do with this money? Narrator: what are you dreams? Zaid: I want to be an explorer Imogen: he wants to build a penguins’ hut Rhiannon: he wants to be an author Zana: he wants to win the world cup and learn new things Zaid: I want the world Narrator: anything else? (looking at the public) Strangers, the science camp kids present Everybody: Zaid’s birthday party or... Narrator and main actors: don’t put all your eggs in 1 basket Zaid: weeellll, maybe i should use my money to… Rhiannon & Zana: save for your education Imogen: pay for a brand new experience like a hot air balloon flight Narrator: save for a long time, save for a short time Everybody: spend all your money, spend half, spend a little Imogen: when I spend my money it’s fun. Spend, spend, spend Rhiannon: I saved since I was your age and so I could start my business. Save! Dr Zana: I saved until I was 18 and then I went on a world tour. WOW, I loved it. Do the same Everybody: do as your mum, do as your dad, do as your friend Zaid: stop Narrator: everybody is different. What works for other people may not work for you Zaid: so what should I do? Rhiannon, Zana & Imogen: yes, what should he do? Narrator: here are three sensible tips to look after your money and make your dreams come true Everybody: number 1 Narrator: be honest with yourself - how can you make sensible decisions if they go against your nature? Zaid: I know, I will start saving every penny I have. Imogen: but you like doing fun things and some cost money. Zaid: fair enough, so I’d better save but also spend money once in a while Everybody: number 2 Narrator: what are your real goals and how long will it really take you to achieve those goals? Everybody: number 3 Narrator 3: expect trouble and problems Narrator3: so prepare. If you want something, you must accept they may be hard to achieve Narrator: you will need time, hard work, patience and so Dr Zana & Rhiannon: don’t put all your money in one bank account Zaid & Imogen: don’t invest all your money in one investment Main actors: don’t spend all your money on one thing Everybody: be smart, don’t put all your eggs in one basket Everybody: thank you