Paychecks & Taxes
Budgeting & Saving
Credit
Retirement
Financial Decisions
100

What is the amount of money you earn before deductions are taken out?

What is gross pay?

100

This is a plan for how you will use your money.

What is a budget?

100

This allows you to borrow money or obtain something now and repay it later.

What is credit?

100

This workplace retirement plan allows employees to contribute money from their paychecks.

Whats is 401K?

100

This is the next-best alternative you give up when making a choice.

What is opportunity cost?

200

What is the amount of money you actually take home after deductions?

What is net pay?

200

This budgeting strategy means setting aside money for savings before spending the rest.

What is paying yourself first?

200

A credit card purchase uses this type of money.



What is borrowed money?



200

This type of retirement account is generally opened by an individual rather than directly provided by an employer.

What is IRA?

200

This is something that motivates or influences someone's behavior.



What is an incentive?

300

Social Security and Medicare make up this payroll tax funded program.

FICA

300

This is money set aside to handle unexpected expenses such as car repairs or a temporary loan of income.

What is an emergency fund?

300

 What can cause you to repay more than the original amount charged to a credit card?

What is interest?

300

What is the name for money an employer may contribute based on an employee's retirement contribution?

What is an employer match?

300

You spend $500 on a new phone instead of putting the money into an emergency fund. What financial concept describes what you gave up?

What is opportunity cost?

400

Jordan works 30 hours and makes $16 an hour. What is Jordan's gross pay?

What is $480?

400

You receive $500 and decide to save $50 before spending anything else. How much remains for your spending plan?

What is $450?

400

Why can making only the minimum payment on a large credit card balance be a problem?



What is substantial interest?

400

An employee contributes $100 to a retirement plan, and the employer matches 50% of that contribution. How much does the employer contribute?

What is $50?

400

Saving money for several months before buying something you want

Delayed gratification

500

A paycheck shows $2,400 in gross pay and $550 in deductions. What is the employees net pay?

What is $1,850?

500

You want a $300 gaming system. Instead of using credit, you save $50 per month. How many months will it take to reach your goal?

 What is 6 months?

500

You charge $1,000 on a credit card but do not pay the balance in full. Name two factors that can affect how much you eventually repay.

What is interest rate, balance, payment amount, timing, fees, or card terms?

500

Which IRA is generally funded with money that has already been taxed.

Roth IRA

500

A government program that provides benefits to eligible people, including retirement benefits

Social Security

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