Money basics
Banking
Taxes
Credit
Economy
100

Money earned from a job

What is income

100

A place where people keep their money safe

What is bank

100

This tax is paid by the homeowner based on the value of their land and structures

What is property tax

100

A card that allows you to borrow money for purchases

What is credit card

100

When people don“t have a job

What is a unemployment 

200

A plan for how to spend and save money

What is budget 

200

A account used for everyday spending

What is checking account

200

Tax added to many purchases

What is sales tax
200

A number that shows how responsible you are with borrowing money

What is Credit score 

200

The amount of money you borrow from a lender and have to pay back

What is loan

300

Money set aside for futher use

What are savings

300

An account that helps people save money and earn interest

What is savings account

300

Tax paid on money earned from working

what is income tax

300

Money borrowed to pay for college

What is student loans
300

The law of supply and demand helps determine this for goods and services

What is price

400

The amount of money left after expenses are paid

What is profit

400

Money a banks pays you for keeping your money in the bank

What is interest

400

A form employees fill out to tell how much to withold.

What is a W-4

400

This document shows your borrowing and payment history

What is credit report

400

When consumers spend more money on goods and services, the economy usually increases

What is economic growth

500

A rise in prices over time

What is inflation

500

A machine you use to take out money 

what is ATM

500

The government agency that collects federal taxes

What is the IRS

500

This credit includes mortgages and auto loans with fixed payments over time

What is installment credit 

500

Economic system that relies on private ownership and competition

What is capitalism 

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