Penny For Your Thoughts
This tiny silver coin is worth 10 cents
What is a dime?
The thing you do the most often to make money.
What is a job/work?
Things that are nice to buy, not a must.
What are wants?
An amount of extra money gained once money lent has been returned in full.
What is interest?
The person who works behind the register in a store or bank.
What is a cashier?
You need 4 of these coins to make one dollar.
What are quarters?
Money received for work done over a regular amount of time.
What is a salary/wages?
This piece of paper carries all the details of a recent purchase.
What is a receipt?
Banks use this one sneaky trick to turn one person's deposit, into money for another person's business.
What is a loan?
An animal-shaped container where kids keep their coins and bills.
What is a piggy bank?
This gold-colored coin, shares its name with a bird.
What is a loonie?
The government takes a little bit of everyone's money to try to help everyone out.
What are taxes?
A plan for how to spend money over a certain amount of time.
What is a budget?
When a sum of money increases by the same amount, based on how much there was to start.
What is Simple Interest?
The two most common types of personal bank accounts. (You rarely get one without the other.)
What is Chequing and Savings?
The 2nd largest Canadian dollar bill.
What is $50?
A document that says how much money you owe for something you have bought or used. (Hint: ducks' mouths)
What is a bill(s)?
The amount of money a business is left with after paying all of its costs.
What is profit?
When a currency slowly loses its value, causing prices to be higher for the same items.
What is inflation?
Putting some money aside to make a bigger purchase later.
What is saving?
"Oh crumbs! I'm $1.25 short on bus fare." (Hint: $2.40)
What is $1.15?
If I earn $1,500/week, my monthly and annual salaries are...
What is $6,000 and $78,000
"If each glass of lemonade needs 4 lemons and each lemon costs $0.25, how much profit would I make from selling glasses at $2 if I spent $100 on lemons?"
What is $100?
The bank buys the house for you, then you simply pay the bank back plus a little extra.
What is a mortgage?
The thing you enter upon spending more money than you actually have. (Or failing to return money you borrowed)
What is debt(s)?