Investing
Budgeting
Cards and Accounts
Money/Jobs
Other Stuff on the Test
100

How long would it take and investment to double at 9 percent compound interest?

8 years

100

A plan for how to spend your money over a set period of time

Budget

100

A card that offers you the option to buy now and pay later

Credit Card

100

an occupation undertaken for a significant part of a person's life with opportunities for advancement

career

100

What is the recommended amount for paying yourself first

10 percent

200

A share of ownership in a company

stock

200

The money you make BEFORE taxes are taken out

Gross income

200

A card that is directly connected to your checking account

Debit Card

200

A for-profit institution that offers personal loans, mortgages, and other services.

Bank

300

A bull market refers to when stock prices are rising. What is it called when they are dropping?

Bear Market

300

An expense that changes every month is a ______ expense

variable

300

A card that can be bought from a store and needs to have its funds refilled

Prepaid Card

300

What is it called when your employer sends money straight to your bank account?

Direct Deposit

300

Purchases you don't plan to make

Impulse Purchases

400

The amount of stocks traded in a day

Volume

400

What does PYF stand for, and what is it?

Pay Yourself First - Saving

400

A social insurance system that provides benefits to most Americans who are retired, sick, or too disabled to work, and to families of workers who have died

Social Security

400

Your money in the bank is ensured up to how much by FDIC?

250,000

500

The shortened version of a company stock name (NKE, AAPL) is called what

Stock symbol

500

An expense that stays the same every month is a _____ expense

fixed
500

True or False, A credit union is a not-for-profit institution

True

500

A social insurance program that extends health coverage to almost all Americans age 65 and over

Medicare

500

A written order for a bank to pay money

Check

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