True or False?
Three E's
Credit/Debit
Budgeting
Jobs
100

A want should always be paid for before a need?

False - needs should generally be prioritized. 

100

Scholarships and Grants need to be paid back to the University.

False

100

Which card usually takes money directly from you bank account when you make a purchase?

Debit card

100

What is a budget? 

A plan for how you will earn, spend, and save money. 

100

What is a resume?

A document listing your work experience, skills, and education.

200

Saving money can help prepare you for unexpected expenses.

True.

200

What is one example of enrollment?

Signing up for college or a training program.

200

What number/score summarizes how well you manage your money?

Credit Score

200

What is savings? 

This is money that is set aside and left untouched for future usage.

200

What does an hourly wage mean?

Pay earned for each hour worked. 


300

A good budget never needs to be changed.

False.

300

What form do college students fill out for Federal Financial Aid?

FAFSA

300
What is an example of what tax dollars go towards?

Social Security, Healthcare, Military defense, Debt, Education, Transportation, and Research.

300

What is a variable expense?

A cost that can change, such as a grocery bill.

300
What is gross pay and net pay?

Gross pay is money earned before tax deductions and Net pay is money you are taking home.

400

Your credit score can affect your ability to get a loan.

True.

400

What are the three examples of qualifications to join the military?

17+, U.S. Citizen/Green card, Highschool Diploma/GED, Pass ASVAB, Background check.

400

Your credit card has $1000 dollar limit, you have used $750. What percentage of your available credit are you using?

75%.

400

What type of expense usually stays the same each month. (For ex. Rent)

A fixed expense

400
What are the skills and experience you need for a job called?

Qualifications

500

The more credit cards you have, the higher your credit score automatically becomes.

False. 

500

What is one financial risk of attending college without planning how to pay for it?

Accumulating significant student loan debt.

500

Why can paying only the minimum on a credit card cost more over time?

Interest may continue to accumulate on the unpaid balance.



500

You earn $1,500 monthly, spend $1,100, and save $200. How much remains for other spending

$200.

500

What is workplace networking?

Building professional relationships that can lead to job opportunities and career growth. 

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