Banking
Nutrition
Debt
Work
SMART GOALS
100

A list of all the transactions for your bank account

Bank Statement
100

Body Mass Index; a height to weight ratio measurement used for evaluating body condition

BMI

100

An amount that your employer withholds from your earnings to pay for things such as taxes or insurance. Sometimes called withholding

Deduction

100

A meeting with your supervisor or human resources to discuss why you are leaving, when you resign or are terminated from a job

Exit Interview

100

What does S mean

Specific

200

A  legal process in which you declare yourself legally unable to pay your outstanding debts

Bankruptcy

200

A unit of measurement that describes how much energy the food you eat delivers to your body

Calorie

200

Spending more money than you earn. An account is in deficit when it does not contain enough money to pay all expenses.

Deficit

200

the federal law that sets the rules for workers under age 18

Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)

200

What does M mean?

Measureable

300

A card linked to a bank account that you use like cash. There must be enough money in the account to cover your purchases

Debit Card

300

A common form of disordered eating, in which the person consistently and successfully follows a diet to maintain an average or below average body weight

Chronic Dieting

300

A slip of paper you fill out when you make a deposit into your bank account. It includes information about the transaction, such as your name, account number, and the deposit amount

Deposit Slip

300

A federal law that provides certain employees with up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave per year for family or medical reasons

Family + Medical Leave (FMLA)

300

What does A mean?

Attainable

400

Money owed to a lender

Debt

400

Eating too much or eating an abnormally large amount of food

Binge Eating

400

Automatically depositing a paycheck into a bank account using electronic fund transfers

Direct Deposit

400

The resources people provide that things cannot. Human Resources include knowledge, talent, physical, and mental abilities, time, energy, and even personal character

Human Resources

400
What does R mean?

Realistic

500

Someone owes money

Debtor

500

To sign the back of a check in order to make it valid

Endorse

500

A loan that allows you to buy now and pay later

Credit

500

A personal savings plan that allows you to set aside money for retirement

IRA- Individual Retirement Account

500

What does T mean?

Timely

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