Budgeting Basics
Investment Options
Taxation
Work & Income
Bank Accounts
100

A plan that outlines how to allocate your income to cover expenses, savings, and investments over a specific period. 

What is a Budget? 

100

An example of a low-risk investment option. 

What is Government Bonds or Savings Accounts? 

100

The amount you can earn before you pay tax

What is 18,200?

100
A full-time worker's typical number of hours per week.

What is 38 hours or more? 

100

Name three banks. 

What is CBA, NAB, ANZ? 

200

The 50 in the 50/30/20 rule stands for allocating 50% of your income to [WHAT] based purchases.

What is Need? 

200
A type of interest that earns interest on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest from previous periods. 

What is Compound Interest? 

200

The purpose of income tax

What is funding government services?

200

Two reasons people work. 

What is (earn money, self-esteem, status, personal interest, social reasons)? 

200

An account where you deposit money to earn interest over time, with easy access to your funds. 

What is a Savings Account? 

300

Total earning before taxes and deductions

What is Gross Income? 

300

A portfolio that includes a variety of asset types to spread risk and reduce the impact of poor performance in any single investment. 

What is a Diversified Investment Portfolio? 

300

Higher income earners paying a higher percentage of their income in taxes is known as a [WHAT] system. 

What is Progressive? 

300

Define 'work-life balance' 

Balancing work responsibilities with personal life, allowing time for relaxation and family. 

300

An investment where money is locked in for a set period at a fixed interest rate, offering a guaranteed return. 

What is a Fixed Term Deposit? 

400

Expenses that stay the same

What is Fixed Expense? 

400

A disadvantage and an advantage of investing in the share market? 

What are e.g. higher returns or higher risk of loss? 

400

The term for the amount of income below which no income tax is paid?

Tax-free threshold. 

400

2 types of leave full-time employees are entitled to. 

Sick leave/Casual leave. 

400

Some accounts have [WHAT] interest to encourage people to keep more money with them. 

What is Bonus Interest? 

500

Expenses that change.

What is Variable? 

500

Explain investment. 

Answers may vary. 

500
The highest income tax rate in Australia for income over $190,000

What is 45c for each $1

500
Another name for retirement fund. 

What is Superannuation? 

500

How can a young person apply to open a bank account? 

1. Visit the banks website or branch 

2. Provide identification and proof of age 

3. Complete the application process. 

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