Living Spaces
Workaholic
Well Well Well
Game of Life
Financials
100

This is payment to the owner for use of their space.

What is rent?

100

Name 2 job experiences you have.

BONUS! Anything!

100

A great shepherd living in Temple City, who enjoys tennis and travels across the globe for Christ.

Who is pastor David?

100

Players at the very first junction must choose whether to start a career or take this path to secure a higher salary.

What is college or college education?

100

This 9-letter term describes how quickly and easily an asset, like stocks or cash in a checking account, can be converted into spendable currency without losing its value.

What is liquidity?

200

This is a written contract with an apartment owner.

What is a lease?

200

Stemming from a Latin word meaning "to test" or "to prove," it’s the initial trial phase of employment where a worker can be let go without the usual standard procedures.

What is probation period?

200

The director of operations.

Who is Michelle?

200

At the very end of game, players must choose to retire at either the safe "Countryside Acres" or risk it all at this high-stakes estate.

What is Millionaire Estates?

200

If you buy a bond, this specific 7-letter term refers to the date on which the principal amount of the debt becomes due and must be paid back to the investor in full.

What is maturity?

300

When leasing an apartment and the contract states utilities are not included; this is one example of utility.

What is power, water, gas, or sewage?

300

These professional contacts provided by a job applicant are typically contacted by a hiring manager to vouch for their character, skills, and past performance.

What are work references?

300

Another great minister focused on outreach.

Who is pastor Rick?

300

In the game, a $10,000 policy protects your car from accidents; in real life, this specific type of auto coverage pays for damage to your own vehicle from hitting an object or another car.

What is collision coverage?

300

This specific type of interest rate is tied to an index and can fluctuate over time, meaning your monthly loan or mortgage payments can go up or down depending on market conditions.

What is a variable interest rate? (Also acceptable: adjustable or floating rate)

400

Often required before moving in, this refundable amount of money is held by a landlord to cover any potential damages to the property.

What is security deposit?

400

This French-derived term refers to a brief, structured summary of your career accomplishments, education, and skills used to secure a job interview.

What is a resume?

400

This is the name of the team providing yummy food.

What is Oasis?

400

The game features a flat-rate "Life Insurance" policy; in the real world, this specific type of policy covers you only for a set period of time (like 10, 20, or 30 years) and does not build cash value.

What is term life insurance?

400

This 3-letter acronym refers to the very first time a private company sells its shares to the public on a stock exchange like the NYSE.

What is an IPO (Initial Public Offering)?

500

Derived from a Latin word meaning "to conquer," this legal process is the formal, court-ordered removal of a tenant from a rental property.

What is eviction?

500

It sounds like a physical structural barrier, but this corporate phrase describes the invisible, discriminatory barrier that blocks minorities from upper management.

What is glass ceiling?

500

This is a place to share worldly things with other members.

What is the Free Cycling Group?

500

Both on the board and in reality, this is the formal term for the regular recurring payment you make to an insurance company to keep your policy active.

What is a premium?

500

Derived from a medieval Latin word meaning "to change or bargain," this is the formal term for an institution or platform where securities, commodities, and derivatives are bought and sold.

What is an exchange?

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