Savings and Loans
Banking
Retirement
Taxes
Getting Paid
100

The percentage or sum of money charges for it's use/

What is interest?

100

The amount of money currently available in your bank account.

What is account balance?

100

A retirement plan funded only by employer.

What is a pension?

100

You employer must send you this form that tells how much you earned for the year and how much you paid in taxes.

What is a W2?

100
An Employee Withholding Certificate is commonly referred to as this.

What is a W4?

200

This number may be used to determine whether you qualify for a loan or to determine your interest rate.

What is your credit score?

200

An entry recording a sum received, listed on the right-hand side or column of an account register or statement.

What is a credit?

200

This account has an income limit that prevents you from contributing.

What is a Roth IRA?

200

If you earn interest during the year you will receive this form.

What is a 1099INT?

200

The total amount you made on your paycheck before anything is taken out.

What is gross pay?
300

A type of savings account that pays a fixed interest rate for a specific period of time.

What is a Certificate of Deposit (CD)?

300

A bank account shared by two or more individuals.

What is a joint account?

300
If you withdraw from your Independent Retirement Account before this age you will face an early penalty.

What is 59 & 1/2?

300

Filing your taxes can be done in three ways including: paper filing, tax software or ___________?

What is a tax preparer?

300
Your employer must pay you at least ____ per month.

What is one time or once ?

400

Interest calculated on initial principal and also on the accumulated interest from previous periods.

What is compound interest?

400

A U.S. government agency that insures deposits in banks.

What is FDIC?

400

The money you put into these accounts is pre-tax so you will pay tax when you withdrawal.

What is Traditional IRA and 401(k)?
400

A specific amount set by the IRS that taxpayers can subtract from their gross income to determine their taxable income.

What is a standard deduction?

400

The minimum wage in the state of WA. 

What is $16.66 per hour?

500

The three "C" things that lenders look for when deciding to approve a loan. 

What are credit, collateral and capacity?

500

A 9 digit number that is used to identify a financial institution?

What is routing number?

500

This is a benefit of paying tax on your retirement after you retire.

What is your income level is likely less and in a lower tax bracket?
500

Your tax owed is determined by your ___________ and ____________. 

What is income and filing status (single, married filing jointly etc.)?

500
The acronym YTD on a paycheck means this. 

What is year to date?

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