What card do you get debt in.
What is credit?
A easy account to start saving money.
What is a savings account?
A record of income and spending and a plan for managing money.
What is a budget?
A tax on earnings from wages, salaries, tips, interest, rents, and capital gains and dividends from stocks.
what is an income tax?
A expense that changes amount from month to month
What is variable expense?
what card is straight from your bank account.
What is debit?
The money set aside for future use and not spent immediately.
What is savings?
A term often used when you go over the budget you made
What is over budget?
A tax that is based off the property, cars and commercial buildings
What is property tax?
An expense that doesn’t change
What is a Fixed expense?
You have to pay it back
What is credit process? double points
It has a low interest rate.
What is a bad thing from from a savings account?
A budget to not spend to much money
What is an example of budgeting?
A source of revenue for most state governments.
What is sales tax?
The left over money you have after paying both expense that you can spend.
What is a Discretionary income?
one card is where it comes straight from your bank account where the other card doesn’t .
What is the difference between debit and credit cards?
A bank that helps people save for the future with their saving accounts being held there safely.
What is a financial institution?
The next best alternative given up when making a financial choice
What is a budget on a opportunity cost?
What tax category do vehicles, boats and houses.
What is property tax?
The money you get paid from a job.
What is income?
Records incoming money.
What is debit?
A way to automatically save a specified amount from a paycheck for future use. And is another way to save money.
What is PYF?
The economic condition of limited resources that prevents people from having everything they want. It is also why we make budgeting.
What is Scarcity?
What tax category do these fall in clothes, furniture and toys
What is sales tax?
expense is what you have to pay to the government and a income is the money you get back after paying.
What is the difference between a expense and a income?