Degrees
A degree that requires 2 years of college to obtain
Associates Degree
Earnings based on how much a worker sells
Commission
A job where someone works less hours and has fewer responsibilities than those with full time status
Part Time Job
The state of owing someone or the bank money
Debt
Additional compensation paid to employees for working hours beyond a standard workweek, typically more than 40 hours, at a rate of at least one and a half times their regular pay
Overtime Pay
A degree that requires 8 years or more of college to obtain
Doctorate Degree
Vacation time, sick time, or insurance received with your employment
Benefits
Time that is paid when a new mother takes off work after the birth of a child
Maternity Leave
A bank account designed for daily transactions and paying basic bills
Checking Account
Contract where you pay a small fee to prevent huge bills later in an unexpected event
Insurance
A degree that requires 4 years of college to obtain
Bachelors Degree
This is a yearly amount of money earned in a job position
Salary
This is the end of an individuals work career
Retirement
The cost of using someone else's funds
Interest
The ability of a customer to obtain goods before payment, based on trust that payment will be made in the future
Credit
Masters Degree
People an employer can contact for information about you
References
Sedentary Job
Long term account, typically used as an emergency fund, and reaching financial goals
Savings Account
The ability of a customer to obtain goods with payment through money in which they already have
Debit
This is what the payment for instruction is called
Tuition
A person who creates and manages a business
Entrepreneur
A formal notification which announces that a person is leaving their job
Letter of Resignation
The practice of working from home, often using technology to communicate with the office or the company
Telecommuting