Ericka M. Evardone Mr. Michael T.

Buligan
BSE TLE- 1B

CONSUMER EDUCATION

 What is Consumer?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs.

 What is Consumer Education?

Consumer education means to educate the consumers as to what, where, when, how
and how much to buy and how to use what they have bought.

 What to buy: You should buy those products that meet your needs and priorities and
are of good quality. Before buying, conduct a market survey and collect as much
information as possible about the product. Then decide about a particular brand.
Brand name is the popular name by which a product is known in the market like Dhara
for vegetable oil, HMT for wrist watches etc.

 How much to buy: Buy just the right quantity as per your need, money and storage
space available. This prevents spoilage and wastage.

 Where to buy: Purchases can be made at retail shops, cooperative stores, company
showrooms, authorised dealers or at wholesale markets.

 When to buy: Some goods should be bought when they are in season (fruits and
vegetables) others should be bought during off season or in genuine discount sales
(room coolers, electric heaters, woollen clothes etc.). Visit shops when the
shopkeepers are relatively free. Avoid Sundays and evenings as far as possible.

 How to buy: Things can be bought either in cash or on credit. You pay less when you
pay cash and if you buy on credit you end up paying more than the original price. You
may save and buy by paying cash, or buy on credit with instalment payments. Analyse
the terms and conditions in the case of instalment purchases. If it is worthwhile, buy
the goods on instalments rather than exhausting your savings cash reserves. Choice is
yours! Also ask for the gurrantee and warranty cards along with the receipt, it is your
right!
  How to use: Learn about the proper use of any product or service. Read instructions
carefully before use and always follow them to avoid any problem. You can also ask
for a demonstration of usage.

 Advantages of Consumer Education

What do you think are the benefits of consumer education? How can you put to use
what you have learnt so far? Well, you may probably say that it helps you to:

 develop the ability to decide and choose things intelligently,

 demand safe, reliable and good quality products at a reasonable price,

 be alert, well informed and vigilant against corrupt practices in the market, and

 take suitable action when faced with a problem.

Estherjoy G. Bibar Mr. Michael T. Buligan
BSE TLE- 1B

CONSUMER EDUCATION

 What is Consumer?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs.

 What is Consumer Education?

Consumer education means to educate the consumers as to what, where, when, how
and how much to buy and how to use what they have bought.

 What to buy: You should buy those products that meet your needs and priorities and
are of good quality. Before buying, conduct a market survey and collect as much
information as possible about the product. Then decide about a particular brand.
Brand name is the popular name by which a product is known in the market like Dhara
for vegetable oil, HMT for wrist watches etc.

 How much to buy: Buy just the right quantity as per your need, money and storage
space available. This prevents spoilage and wastage.

 Where to buy: Purchases can be made at retail shops, cooperative stores, company
showrooms, authorised dealers or at wholesale markets.

 When to buy: Some goods should be bought when they are in season (fruits and
vegetables) others should be bought during off season or in genuine discount sales
(room coolers, electric heaters, woollen clothes etc.). Visit shops when the
shopkeepers are relatively free. Avoid Sundays and evenings as far as possible.

 How to buy: Things can be bought either in cash or on credit. You pay less when you
pay cash and if you buy on credit you end up paying more than the original price. You
may save and buy by paying cash, or buy on credit with instalment payments. Analyse
the terms and conditions in the case of instalment purchases. If it is worthwhile, buy
the goods on instalments rather than exhausting your savings cash reserves. Choice is
yours! Also ask for the gurrantee and warranty cards along with the receipt, it is your
right!
  How to use: Learn about the proper use of any product or service. Read instructions
carefully before use and always follow them to avoid any problem. You can also ask
for a demonstration of usage.

 Advantages of Consumer Education

What do you think are the benefits of consumer education? How can you put to use
what you have learnt so far? Well, you may probably say that it helps you to:

 develop the ability to decide and choose things intelligently,

 demand safe, reliable and good quality products at a reasonable price,

 be alert, well informed and vigilant against corrupt practices in the market, and

 take suitable action when faced with a problem.

Joshua Alvarez Habunal Mr. Michael T. Buligan
BSE TLE- 1B

CONSUMER EDUCATION

 What is Consumer?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs.

 What is Consumer Education?

Consumer education means to educate the consumers as to what, where, when, how
and how much to buy and how to use what they have bought.

 What to buy: You should buy those products that meet your needs and priorities and
are of good quality. Before buying, conduct a market survey and collect as much
information as possible about the product. Then decide about a particular brand.
Brand name is the popular name by which a product is known in the market like Dhara
for vegetable oil, HMT for wrist watches etc.

 How much to buy: Buy just the right quantity as per your need, money and storage
space available. This prevents spoilage and wastage.

 Where to buy: Purchases can be made at retail shops, cooperative stores, company
showrooms, authorised dealers or at wholesale markets.

 When to buy: Some goods should be bought when they are in season (fruits and
vegetables) others should be bought during off season or in genuine discount sales
(room coolers, electric heaters, woollen clothes etc.). Visit shops when the
shopkeepers are relatively free. Avoid Sundays and evenings as far as possible.

 How to buy: Things can be bought either in cash or on credit. You pay less when you
pay cash and if you buy on credit you end up paying more than the original price. You
may save and buy by paying cash, or buy on credit with instalment payments. Analyse
the terms and conditions in the case of instalment purchases. If it is worthwhile, buy
the goods on instalments rather than exhausting your savings cash reserves. Choice is
yours! Also ask for the gurrantee and warranty cards along with the receipt, it is your
right!
  How to use: Learn about the proper use of any product or service. Read instructions
carefully before use and always follow them to avoid any problem. You can also ask
for a demonstration of usage.

 Advantages of Consumer Education

What do you think are the benefits of consumer education? How can you put to use
what you have learnt so far? Well, you may probably say that it helps you to:

 develop the ability to decide and choose things intelligently,

 demand safe, reliable and good quality products at a reasonable price,

 be alert, well informed and vigilant against corrupt practices in the market, and

 take suitable action when faced with a problem.

Arbie G. Ariego Mr. Michael T. Buligan
BSE TLE- 1B

CONSUMER EDUCATION

 What is Consumer?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs.

 What is Consumer Education?

Consumer education means to educate the consumers as to what, where, when, how
and how much to buy and how to use what they have bought.

 What to buy: You should buy those products that meet your needs and priorities and
are of good quality. Before buying, conduct a market survey and collect as much
information as possible about the product. Then decide about a particular brand.
Brand name is the popular name by which a product is known in the market like Dhara
for vegetable oil, HMT for wrist watches etc.

 How much to buy: Buy just the right quantity as per your need, money and storage
space available. This prevents spoilage and wastage.

 Where to buy: Purchases can be made at retail shops, cooperative stores, company
showrooms, authorised dealers or at wholesale markets.

 When to buy: Some goods should be bought when they are in season (fruits and
vegetables) others should be bought during off season or in genuine discount sales
(room coolers, electric heaters, woollen clothes etc.). Visit shops when the
shopkeepers are relatively free. Avoid Sundays and evenings as far as possible.

 How to buy: Things can be bought either in cash or on credit. You pay less when you
pay cash and if you buy on credit you end up paying more than the original price. You
may save and buy by paying cash, or buy on credit with instalment payments. Analyse
the terms and conditions in the case of instalment purchases. If it is worthwhile, buy
the goods on instalments rather than exhausting your savings cash reserves. Choice is
yours! Also ask for the gurrantee and warranty cards along with the receipt, it is your
right!
  How to use: Learn about the proper use of any product or service. Read instructions
carefully before use and always follow them to avoid any problem. You can also ask
for a demonstration of usage.

 Advantages of Consumer Education

What do you think are the benefits of consumer education? How can you put to use
what you have learnt so far? Well, you may probably say that it helps you to:

 develop the ability to decide and choose things intelligently,

 demand safe, reliable and good quality products at a reasonable price,

 be alert, well informed and vigilant against corrupt practices in the market, and

 take suitable action when faced with a problem.

Alaiza N. Silapan Mr. Michael T. Buligan
BSE TLE- 1B

CONSUMER EDUCATION

 What is Consumer?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs.

 What is Consumer Education?

Consumer education means to educate the consumers as to what, where, when, how
and how much to buy and how to use what they have bought.

 What to buy: You should buy those products that meet your needs and priorities and
are of good quality. Before buying, conduct a market survey and collect as much
information as possible about the product. Then decide about a particular brand.
Brand name is the popular name by which a product is known in the market like Dhara
for vegetable oil, HMT for wrist watches etc.

 How much to buy: Buy just the right quantity as per your need, money and storage
space available. This prevents spoilage and wastage.

 Where to buy: Purchases can be made at retail shops, cooperative stores, company
showrooms, authorised dealers or at wholesale markets.

 When to buy: Some goods should be bought when they are in season (fruits and
vegetables) others should be bought during off season or in genuine discount sales
(room coolers, electric heaters, woollen clothes etc.). Visit shops when the
shopkeepers are relatively free. Avoid Sundays and evenings as far as possible.

 How to buy: Things can be bought either in cash or on credit. You pay less when you
pay cash and if you buy on credit you end up paying more than the original price. You
may save and buy by paying cash, or buy on credit with instalment payments. Analyse
the terms and conditions in the case of instalment purchases. If it is worthwhile, buy
the goods on instalments rather than exhausting your savings cash reserves. Choice is
yours! Also ask for the gurrantee and warranty cards along with the receipt, it is your
right!
  How to use: Learn about the proper use of any product or service. Read instructions
carefully before use and always follow them to avoid any problem. You can also ask
for a demonstration of usage.

 Advantages of Consumer Education

What do you think are the benefits of consumer education? How can you put to use
what you have learnt so far? Well, you may probably say that it helps you to:

 develop the ability to decide and choose things intelligently,

 demand safe, reliable and good quality products at a reasonable price,

 be alert, well informed and vigilant against corrupt practices in the market, and

 take suitable action when faced with a problem.

Christa Jane Robias Mr. Michael T. Buligan
BSE TLE- 1B

CONSUMER EDUCATION

 What is Consumer?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs.

 What is Consumer Education?

Consumer education means to educate the consumers as to what, where, when, how
and how much to buy and how to use what they have bought.

 What to buy: You should buy those products that meet your needs and priorities and
are of good quality. Before buying, conduct a market survey and collect as much
information as possible about the product. Then decide about a particular brand.
Brand name is the popular name by which a product is known in the market like Dhara
for vegetable oil, HMT for wrist watches etc.

 How much to buy: Buy just the right quantity as per your need, money and storage
space available. This prevents spoilage and wastage.

 Where to buy: Purchases can be made at retail shops, cooperative stores, company
showrooms, authorised dealers or at wholesale markets.

 When to buy: Some goods should be bought when they are in season (fruits and
vegetables) others should be bought during off season or in genuine discount sales
(room coolers, electric heaters, woollen clothes etc.). Visit shops when the
shopkeepers are relatively free. Avoid Sundays and evenings as far as possible.

 How to buy: Things can be bought either in cash or on credit. You pay less when you
pay cash and if you buy on credit you end up paying more than the original price. You
may save and buy by paying cash, or buy on credit with instalment payments. Analyse
the terms and conditions in the case of instalment purchases. If it is worthwhile, buy
the goods on instalments rather than exhausting your savings cash reserves. Choice is
yours! Also ask for the gurrantee and warranty cards along with the receipt, it is your
right!
  How to use: Learn about the proper use of any product or service. Read instructions
carefully before use and always follow them to avoid any problem. You can also ask
for a demonstration of usage.

 Advantages of Consumer Education

What do you think are the benefits of consumer education? How can you put to use
what you have learnt so far? Well, you may probably say that it helps you to:

 develop the ability to decide and choose things intelligently,

 demand safe, reliable and good quality products at a reasonable price,

 be alert, well informed and vigilant against corrupt practices in the market, and

 take suitable action when faced with a problem

Larah Jean E. Cabiz Mr. Michael T. Buligan
BSE TLE- 1B

CONSUMER EDUCATION

 What is Consumer?
Consumers are people who buy goods and services to satisfy their needs.

 What is Consumer Education?

Consumer education means to educate the consumers as to what, where, when, how
and how much to buy and how to use what they have bought.

 What to buy: You should buy those products that meet your needs and priorities and
are of good quality. Before buying, conduct a market survey and collect as much
information as possible about the product. Then decide about a particular brand.
Brand name is the popular name by which a product is known in the market like Dhara
for vegetable oil, HMT for wrist watches etc.

 How much to buy: Buy just the right quantity as per your need, money and storage
space available. This prevents spoilage and wastage.

 Where to buy: Purchases can be made at retail shops, cooperative stores, company
showrooms, authorised dealers or at wholesale markets.

 When to buy: Some goods should be bought when they are in season (fruits and
vegetables) others should be bought during off season or in genuine discount sales
(room coolers, electric heaters, woollen clothes etc.). Visit shops when the
shopkeepers are relatively free. Avoid Sundays and evenings as far as possible.

 How to buy: Things can be bought either in cash or on credit. You pay less when you
pay cash and if you buy on credit you end up paying more than the original price. You
may save and buy by paying cash, or buy on credit with instalment payments. Analyse
the terms and conditions in the case of instalment purchases. If it is worthwhile, buy
the goods on instalments rather than exhausting your savings cash reserves. Choice is
yours! Also ask for the gurrantee and warranty cards along with the receipt, it is your
right!
  How to use: Learn about the proper use of any product or service. Read instructions
carefully before use and always follow them to avoid any problem. You can also ask
for a demonstration of usage.

 Advantages of Consumer Education

What do you think are the benefits of consumer education? How can you put to use
what you have learnt so far? Well, you may probably say that it helps you to:

 develop the ability to decide and choose things intelligently,

 demand safe, reliable and good quality products at a reasonable price,

 be alert, well informed and vigilant against corrupt practices in the market, and

 take suitable action when faced with a proble.