What is a good way to keep track of what you've spent?
100
A credit has no PIN protection but a debit has to have a PIN
Does a credit or debit card need a PIN if so witch one needs one?
100
investing means putting your money to work for you.
What is investing?
100
How many times you invested in that company.
What is the number of shares you make?
100
To spend more money than one can afford.
What does it mean to live beyond your means?
200
Write down specific goal, Set up an account for each goal, and earn your goal?
How can we become "savers?"
200
No a debit cards is pert though.
Is a credit card part of your overall account?
200
Yes to increase the working time.
Can you duplicate yourself for investing?
200
a stock exchange.
What is the stock market?
200
Making sure you don't spend more than you earn.
What is living within your means?
300
A bank
What financial tools will help with saving?
300
yes on a credit but not a debit
Is a photo ID required for a credit card?
300
stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or real estate
How can you invest?
300
Yes
Can a stock price change after hours?
300
It means to spend less than you make.
What is living beneath your means?
400
Record your expenses, Make a budget, Plan on saving money, Set savings goals, Decide on your priorities, Different savings and investment strategies for different goals.
What is a good way to save money
400
No
Does a debit card have history?
400
NO.
Is investing gambling?
400
you'll most likely need the services of a brokerage firm.
If like to buy a share of stock in any publicly traded company you have to?
400
Filing bankruptcy can affect your personal finances.
What is the effect on your personal finances?
500
By helping you keep track of what has been spent and what has not been spent.
How can a spending diary help you save money?
500
No its linked to your account
Can you go over your limit on a debit card?
500
to increase their personal freedom.
Why do some people invest?
500
Yes, depending on the price paid.
Can the share price very on one company?
500
is the process of putting cold, hard cash aside and parking it in extremely safe, and liquid (meaning they can be sold or accessed in a very short amount of time, at most a few days) securities or accounts.