Classroom Policies and Procedures
Money in Our Lives
Consumer Skills
Budgeting
Saving
100

The number of points deducted each day an assignment is late.

10

100

This money personality doesn't like making financial decisions, puts them off even though they are important.

Avoider

100

This should be one of your first steps in comparison shopping.

Decide which features you care about most

100

One downside of borrowing money from family or friends.

Ruined relationship if not returned. May not be paid back, etc.
100

An example of an unexpected expense you might use an emergency fund to pay for?

Broke down car, air conditioner, etc.

Stolen phone, computer...

200

This signal indicates you need to leave the room (eg. bathroom, water...)

Two fingers held up

200

A deduction from the usual cost of something is called a...

Discount

200

This is a reason why stores offer "buy one, get one free" deals to their customers? 

Great deals convince customers to buy things they don't need and stay loyal to the store or brand

200

A key difference between credit and debit cards

Credit cards allow you to borrow money to pay for things, while debit cards take money straight from your own checking account

200

Any time you get paid, set aside some portion to save before you do any spending is called.

Pay Yourself First

300

This is the only liquid allowed in the classroom.

Water

300

The price at which an item is sold is...

Sales Price

300

What will you find on a restaurant receipt?

Date, restaurant, tip, total, itemized list of order, etc.

300

The best way to avoid going into large debt on your credit card.

Pay your full balance every month

300

If you have money in your checking or savings account and the bank goes out of business, you are guaranteed to get your money back up to a certain limit if your bank has this...

FDIC insurance

400

The number of tardies to trigger a recess or after school detention.

Four

400

"Spender" money personalities tend to...

Spend money carelessly

400

One piece of information you will find on a bank statement?

Purchases and deposits you've made in the previous month, etc.

400

One factor that impacts your credit score.

Payment history, mix of credit, length of credit history.

400

One BENEFIT of using a savings account instead of a checking account.

Interest earned, etc.

500

Three categories of grades in Financial Literacy

Major, Minor, Classwork

500

One's personal judgement about what is important in life

Values

500

A transaction that would reduce the amount of money you have in your checking account.

ATM withdrawal, transfer, check written, debit purchase.

500

The meaning of the word "principal when discussing a loan, such as a college loan or auto loan.

The total amount you borrowed

500

Things you will need when you open your first savings account.

Proof of address, social security card, an adult if you're under 18, identification.

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