Banking
Shopping
Health
Housing
Employment
100

A record of money going in and out of your bank account

Account

100

A slip of paper that shows what you bought and how much you paid for it

Receipt

100

A visit to the doctor to check your general health, even when you feel well.

Checkup

100

A legal agreement between a renter and landlord

lease
100

Meeting and building relationships with people who can help your career

Networking

200

Money you put into your bank account

Deposit

200

The person at the store who scans your items and takes payment

Cashier

200

A written note from a doctor that lets you get medicine at a drugstore

Prescription

200

Money paid upfront to cover damages that may be returned at the end of the rental

Deposit

200

A form you fill out when applying for a job

Application

300

The extra money a bank charges you when you borrow money (loan/credit card)

Interest

300

A plan for how to spend your money each month

Budget

300

A doctor who is an expert in one area of medicine (ex: cardiologist)

Specialist

300

The area surrounding your home — streets, neighbors, shops

Neighborhood

300

An event where many companies look for new employees

A job fair

400

A card that takes money directly from your bank account

Debit Card

400

Things you buy at a store

Purchases

400

The small amount of money you pay at each doctor's visit under insurance

Copayment

400

Monthly bills for water, electricity, and gas are called ___

utilities
400
The state of having a paying job

Employment

500

To take money out of your bank account

Withdraw
500

A station where you can and pay for items by yourself

Self-Checkout

500

When a doctor identifies what kind of disease/condition a patient has

Diagnose
500

A loan from the bank to purchase a home

Mortgage

500

Learning new skills for a job

Training

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