Transportation
Purchasing this kind of vehicle tends to give you more value than purchasing a new vehicle.
What is used or pre-owned?
You should consider purchasing this when you rent a home or apartment. It will pay you back for damages to your belongings in case of flood or fire.
What is renter's insurance?
These four main food groups are helpful to know in order to eat a varied and balanced diet.
What are Fruits/ Veggies, Meats, Grains, and Dairy?
This is a bank account for storing money and possibly earning interest over time.
What is a savings account?
You have to be at least this age in order legally consume alcohol.
What is 21?
This paid membership gives members the ability to get gas delivered in case they run out or a tire change or tow in case of a breakdown.
What is AAA?
This is often required to pay before renting a house or apartment. Money will be taken out of this amount in case you have caused damage or unusual wear to the rental unit while living there.
What is a security deposit?
This is a place you can go to get free food if you are having financial difficulties.
What is a food pantry?
This is a financial calculation plan, often for a month-long time period. It lists expected expenditures for the month.
What is a budget?
These two forms of ID are generally accepted for identification verification.
What are: driver's license, state-issued ID, passport, social security card (need 2)?
As a rule of thumb, you should rotate your vehicle tires every time you get this service completed on your vehicle.
What is an oil change?
A landlord will usually charge you a replacement fee if you lose this while renting.
What is a key?
These paper or digital discounts can really help you to stay within your grocery budget.
What are coupons?
This is needed at the bottom right of a paper personal check.
What is a signature?
This is the age that you may join the military without a parent's permission.
What is 18?
This is the amount you pay the insurance company on a regular basis in order to have your vehicle insured.
What are premiums?
This acronym is the percentage of your mortgage loan balance that you pay annually to the lender for the privilege of borrowing their money to purchase your home.
What is the APR?
You will find these on nearly every packaged food product. They give you information on how healthy/ unhealthy a food is.
What are food labels?
This number tells lenders about your creditworthiness (how likely you are to pay back a loan based on your credit history).
What is a credit score?
Any citizen 18 years of age or greater might receive a summons in the mail requesting they report to the courthouse on a specific date to perform this service.
What is jury duty?
In case of an accident, you will need to pay this toward to cost of repairs before the insurance company pays the rest.
What is a deductible?
In real estate, this is an account held by a third party for managing property taxes and homeowner's insurance during the loan term. Money is taken out of this account by the mortgage lender to pay homeowner's insurance and property taxes on your behalf.
What is an escrow?
These are two examples of budget-friendly foods.
What are pasta, beans, rice, canned/frozen vegetables, etc.?
A grant or payment made to support a student's education, awarded based on academic or other achievement.
What is a scholarship?
A nonindictable offense regarded as less serious than a felony.
What is a misdemeanor?