Stocks
What is the market Facebook is in?
What is NasdaqGS
What are the two accounts attached to a debit or credit card?
What is a checking and saving account
The line you can write what the cheque is for is called?
What is Memo
What is the # of days notice you must give before leaving your apartment?
What is 60 days
Out of the following options, which is the best option to spend your money:
Entertainment
Groceries
Shopping
What is groceries
What is the company with the stock symbol GPRO
What is GoPro
What is the legal age to own a credit card?
What is 18
How do you void a cheque?
What is writing void across the cheque
How often can a landlord raise rent? and by how much?
What is once annually and by 3%
Spending responsibly, keeping track of spending's are examples of doing what?
What is to save money
It is good to invest in only one stock.
What is false
A person who joins a agreement to share a credit card or a loan.
What is a Co-signer
What is the printed form in which includes your income, deductions, and personal information?
*hint (you get this once a year with every paying job)
What is a T4
Do you need a rent receipt?
What is yes, you must be provided with a rent recipt
Controlled spending is called?
What is budgeting
When does the stock market open? and when does it close
What is 9:30 am and 4:00 (EST)
What is a security credit card?
What is a secured savings account
You must have a S.I.N in order to get a job and complete your taxes?
*True or falseWhat is True
Can a landlord give additional charges when leaving a apartment? and what is the only payment in which you are required to pay before being released?
What is no, it s illegal for any landlord to force you to pay any additional charges, fees or taxes. What is "last months rent"
What are fixed expenses?
What is a expense you can not change/alter
ex. taxes, rent, car payments
What is Hamilton
What is the average interest rate of a credit card?
What is 19-22%
What are the 4 categories of numbers at the bottom of a cheque?
What is cheque#, Branch/transit#, Financial institution#, and Account#
Can your landlord legally evict you at any time
What is yes, no matter the weather or curcumstance
When should you start saving for retirement/house payments/college or university/ other expenses?
When is NOW!
It's a good idea to start sooner than later so you are well prepared for you future