Credit
Credit cards are used to _____ money from the bank.
What is borrow?
Debit cards are connected to your ________ account.
What is checking?
A budget is a ________.
Plan for your money
Adding money to your bank account.
What is deposit?
This is the location you should be waiting for class to end in Teacher Keegan's class.
Where is "At your table"?
This is what you get if you don't pay off your whole credit card balance every month.
What is bad interest?
This is a number you set that is used to access your debit card.
What is a PIN?
You should always spend money on your _____ before your _______.
What is needs and wants?
Taking money out of your bank account.
What is withdrawal?
This was the worst thing that could happen to you during the Jellybean Game.
What is lose your job?
This is what you HAVE to pay every month.
What is the minimum balance?
Debit cards can be used to access _____ to withdraw cash from your account without visiting a bank.
What are ATMs?
Needs are things that are required for _________.
What is survival?
This is what you get every year based on how much money you have in your savings account.
What is good interest?
Financial literacy are the _____, _____, and ______ needed to make informed decisions about money.
What are skills, knowledge, and behaviors?
This is what we call the amount of money the bank lends you every month.
What is credit limit?
If you try to spend more money than you have with your debit card, you might have to pay this.
What is an overdraft fee?
Wants are things that are not required for survival, but improve this.
What is quality of life?
Savings accounts are for these kinds of goals.
What are long-term goals?
This is what the amount of time that Teacher Keegan tries to give you to pack up and get ready at the end of class.
What is 2 minutes (unless you have to pick up trash and stack chairs, then it is 5)?
This is how many credit cards BECU offers.
What is 4?
This is a card that can be used in place of cash that does not connect to your bank account, does not borrow money from the bank, and has a pre-set amount of money on it.
What is a prepaid debit card?
Insurance does this for you.
What is makes unexpected accidents cheaper?
These are the two banks that we looked at savings accounts from.
What are BECU and Wells Fargo?
This is what Teacher Keegan wants instead of perfection.
What is progress?