key terms
Quick thinking
Finish sentences
Foundations
100

having a(n) blank means the 

 amount of your liabilities is

larger than the value of your assets.

negative net worth

100

What is the percent of Americans living paycheck to paycheck

80%

100

Living on less than you make means not . .

spending all of your money

100

American culture and businesses have

convinced consumers that using blank

is normal.

credit

200

Blank means

having the knowledge and skills to

manage your personal finances.

Financial literacy

200

The total student loan debt owed in the

U.S. is currently about how much?

$1.5 trillion

200

When talking about personal finances,

always remember that you will either

manage your money or the lack of it will

always manage you

200

what is the first of the 5 foundations

save $500 for emergencies

300

as a blank, 

it‘s up to you to

make choices about what you buy and use.

consumer

300

Personal finance is 20% head knowledge

about money. What‘s the other 80%?

behavior

300

A(n)  blank is anything you own that

has value.

asset

300

whats the third foundation

pay cash for your car

400

blank is a fee charged for using

borrowed money for a purchase.

Interest

400

 Almost half of all Americans report having

less than what in savings.

$1,000

400

Knowing your is the

starting point for a fi nancial plan.

net worth

400

what is the last foundation

build wealth and give

500

relates

to all of the different money decisions you

make each day.

personal finance

500

The Five Foundations provide a simple blank

to help you win with money.

action plan
500

When it comes to your money goals, in order

to have clarity and a powerful reminder to

keep you on track, you need to

write them down

500

what are the 5 foundations?

The Five Foundations: 1. Save a $500 emergency fund. 2. Get out and stay out of

debt. 3. Pay cash for your car. 4. Pay cash for college. 5. Build wealth and give.

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