Merge pull request #50142 from MicrosoftDocs/Albertyang0-patch-6

Update 6-responsible-spending-financial-planning.md

Author: JamesJBarnett

learn-pr/philanthropies/intro-to-budgeting-for-students/includes/6-responsible-spending-financial-planning.md

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 Responsible spending is all about making smart choices with your money so you can cover your needs, enjoy your wants, and still have enough left over to save for the future. It means thinking carefully before you buy something, asking yourself if it's really necessary or if it's just an impulse.
 
 For example, instead of spending all your birthday money on snacks or small treats, responsible spending would have you set some of that money aside for more important things, like saving for a new gadget or helping out with something at home. It's about finding a balance between enjoying your money now and making sure you have enough for later.
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 - Being responsible with your money means making choices that help you in the long run. It's not just about spending less—it's about spending on the things that matter to you.
 - Financial planning is like setting a roadmap for your money: what do you want to save for, and how will you get there?
-- Think about your own goals. Maybe you want to save for a new gadget, help your family, or even save for college one day. 
+- Think about your own goals. Maybe you want to save for a new gadget, help your family, or even save for college one day.