InstructionsThe purpose of this project is for you to apply the various topics of this course to planning for your financial future.The project will consist of 3 sections.Section 1: Your Top 3 Reasons to Plan financially.Choose your top 3 of Edelman's "The 12 Reasons to Plan" and describe why these three are most important to you. Additionally, explain how you will incorporate these three reasons into your personal financial plan. Incorporate your knowledge of investments and compounding as well as some of Schor's principles for avoiding consumerism and unnecessary purchases. 500 word minimumSection 2: Your Top 3 Obstacles.What do you see as your 3 main obstacles for building wealth? These are purely personal, although you can refer to Edelman's obstacles for ideas. The goal here is your personal introspection as to your likely future hurdles to overcome. Following up on those obstacles, address them directly in your financial plan, meaning how will you mitigate, or lessen, the potential impact of these obstacles. 500 word minimumSection 3: What if?Choose one of these three financial difficulties and, using your imagination and creativity, write a narrative on how you would cope with your chosen difficulty. Loss of a Spouse/Divorce: You must construct and describe a realistic plan of action for the financial challenges currently confronting a parent of two, ages 5 and 3, in his/her early 30’s trying to regain or maintain financial independence. You are not responsible for solving any financial problems, just for identifying the potential problems and offering solutions for coping with these problems both in the short run and long run.Natural Disaster: You must construct and describe a realistic solution to the financial problems currently confronting your family of three, you, your partner and a 9 year old child, struggling to reconstruct your life after losing everything in a devastating natural disaster such as a flood or wildfire. You are not responsible for solving any financial problems, just for identifying the potential problems and offering solutions for coping with these problems both in the short run and long run.Caring for a Family Member Unexpectedly: You must construct and describe a realistic and sensible solution to the problems currently confronting your family of three, you, your partner and a 9 year old child. You are the sole surviving relatives of a family member who is unexpectedly in need of care, both financial and residential, for the next five years. You are not responsible for solving any financial problems, just for identifying the potential problems and offering solutions for coping with these problems both in the short run and long run.750 word minimumRubricFinancial Literacy ProjectFinancial Literacy ProjectCriteriaRatingsPtsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 1 QualityNo typos, proper minimum word count.10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 1 Course Specific LearningProper descriptions of issues and course specific vocabulary, references to texts and utilization of basic TVM knowledge as applicable.20.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 1 CreativityUse of imagination and problem solving.20.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 2 QualityNo typos, proper minimum word count.10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 2 Course Specific LearningProper descriptions of issues and course specific vocabulary, references to texts and utilization of basic TVM knowledge as applicable.20.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 2 CreativityUse of imagination and problem solving.20.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 3 QualityNo typos, proper minimum word count.10.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 3 Course Specific LearningProper descriptions of issues and course specific vocabulary, references to texts and utilization of basic TVM knowledge as applicable.30.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 3 CreativityUse of imagination and problem solving.30.0 ptsThis criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomePart 3 InsightProper identification of potential issues and reasonable plans for combating these issues.30.0 ptsTotal Points: 200.0Previous

In this week's assignment, we're going to get our hands dirty with some data compilation and analysis work.In the Google Sheets file titled BusinessMusicMarketing_Assignment_9_Data_Questions (linked below), you will find raw data (performance and internal conversion tracking) illustrating eight different marketing campaigns (labeled campaigns A-H).This raw data includes results of sales qualified leads (SQLs), marketing qualified leads (MQLs), click through rate (CTR), cost per thousand impressions (CPM aka cost per mille), cost per registration (Cost/Reg), the promo identification number of the campaign (PID), and additional data.To complete this week's assignment, follow these instructions:Click on the link below to open the Google Sheets file: BusinessMusicMarketing_Assignment_9_Data_Questions(please note that this is a View Only file, so you'll have to make a copy).Make a copy of the file by clicking on File, then selecting the option Make a copy... Name your copy LastName_L09_BusinessOfMusicMarketing (e.g., Smith_L09_BusinessOfMusicMarketing) and save it to "My Drive."Based on the raw data provided, you will have to analyze the data and answer a set of questions included in the Google Sheets file.Once you have completed your work, save your Google Sheet as a Microsoft Excel file by clicking File, Download as, and Microsoft Excel (.xlsx).