Credit & Debit
Cars & Assets
Financial Foundations
Loans & Interest
Money & Time
100

Banks use credit scores to judge what? 

Repayment likelihood

100

Financing a car means you pay more than the what? 

StickerPrice

100

The Second Foundation is what?

Get Out of Debt
100

The initial amount borrowed is the what?

Principal

100

The persistent rise in prices is called what? 

Inflation

200

Making purchases with a credit card means you’re borrowing with what?

Interest

200

Leasing a car means you make monthly payments but don’t what? 

Own

200

Your greatest tool for building wealth is your what?

Income

200

The percent charged by lenders for money is the what? 

Interest Rate

200

Concept that money now is worth more than later.

Time Value of Money

300

Which method pays debts from smallest to largest? 

Debt Snowball

300

A car is this type of asset.

Depreciating

300

The smartest way to buy a car is with what? 

Cash

300

Interest that builds but isn’t collected yet is what?

Accrued Interest

300

Average annual growth rate of an investment.

Compound Growth

400

What kind of loans require collateral? 

Secured Loans

400

A home is an example of what kind of asset?

Appreciating

400

Saving $500 for emergencies is called what?

Emergency Fund

400

Interest on previously earned interest is called what? 

Compound Interest

400

Renting a car or hotel doesn’t actually require what?

Credit Card

500

Who profits most from credit cards?

Credit Card Companies

500

The total loan amount plus taxes and fees is called the what?

Principal

500

Spending and giving money reflects what?

Values

500

The measure of an investment’s profit or loss is what?

Rate of Return

500

Predatory lenders target desperate people by charging high what?

Fees

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