Vocabulary
Budgeting
Credit/Loans
Savings/Investments
Impulse Buying
100

The promise of a manufacturer or a seller to repair or replace a faulty product within a certain period.

What is Warranty?

100
A careful record of all the money you earn and spend.

What is a Budget?

100

Perhaps the most common type of credit today.

What is the Credit Card?

100

To set aside income for use later.

What is Saving?

100

Buying things that make you feel better.

What is a Danger Signal of impulse buying. 

200

Borrowing money to pay for something now while promising to repay it later.

What is Credit?

200

It is a good idea to have a little surplus for emergency expenses. 

What is the Fourth step in making a budget?

200

The person who loans someone the money to buy an item.

Who is the Lender?

200

Name two types of savings.

Bank Savings Accounts

Money Market Accounts

Certificates of Deposit 

U.S Savings Bonds

200

If you see something you're tempted to buy, take a break. 

What is a Tip to avoid impulse buying when you see something tempting?

300

The payment people receive when they lend money, or allow someone else to use their money

What is Interest? 

300

Make a list of everything you spend for a couple of weeks.

What is the First step in making a budget?

300

An Evaluation of the likelihood of a borrower to default on, or be unable to repay, a loan.

What is a Credit Rating?

300

Ownership in a company.

What are you buying when you buy Stock?

300

If you want to save money now what does the require you to do?

To not buy anything that you just see in a store.

400

A movement to educate buyers about the purchase they make and to demand better and safer products from manufacturers.

What is Consumerism?

400

Monitor your spending.

What is the Last thing you do in making a budget?

400

Property, such as a house, car, or other valuable item, that a borrower pledges as security for a loan.

What is Collateral?

400

Name two types of bonds.

Company Bonds and Government Bonds.

400

Buying on feelings or emotions without thinking about consequences.

What is Impulse Buying?
500

Some companies pay shareholders a portion of company earnings at regular intervals (or periods) based on the number of shares people hold. 

What is Dividend? 

500

Spending too much money.

What can making a budget prevent you from doing?

500

This shows you the cost of making a purchase with credit.

What is APR?

500

The bond that is considered the safest of all investments.

What is U.S Government (savings) Bonds?
500

Items you avoid buying in the check-out lane.

What are Small inexpensive impulse items on display?

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