Spending & Saving
Definitions
Comparison
Income
Money
100

How can you be a good spender?

Create a budget

Compare prices

Access needs and wants

Weight costs and benefits to different payment methods

100

What is cash?

Paper or coin money

100

Compare credit vs debit

Credit: Credit cards allow you to borrow money from the card issuer up to a certain limit to purchase items or withdraw cash.

Debit: Debit cards allow you to spend money by drawing on funds you have deposited at the bank. 

100

Name the four types of wages: 

Wages, salaries, commissions, and tips
100

What is money?

A medium of exchange, a measure of value, a store of value

200

Why is it good to save money in a bank rather than keeping the money at home? 

  • Money is protected from theft; it is insured by the bank 

  • Interest rate: able to expand money you have  through a savings account 

  • Help you access credit: take out loans for higher purchases (cars, houses)

200

What is credit?

Borrowing money, or having the right to borrow money, to buy something. Usually it means you’re using a credit card, but it might also mean that you got a loan.

200

Guess credit or debit: too much spending can lead to debt

Credit


200

Give an example of when people usually tip

Multiple answers: restaurants, taxis, hair salons, valet parking, personal services (nails, spa), food delivery, hotel services

200

What are the four things money needs to be?

Durable - doesn't easily break/wear out 

Transportable - can be moved easily from place to place

Diviable - can be broken down into smaller amounts

Difficult to counterfeit - can’t be easily duplicated

300

Describe the value of the dollar

ANSWERS VARY:

Understanding the importance of money and how to make informed decisions with it

Understanding how far money goes

300

What is debit?

A card used to make purchases at businesses (like grocery stores and gas stations) with money in your checking account (money you have put in)

300
Guess credit or debit: potential fraud
Debit
300

What is a salary?

A salary is the standard compensation for management and upper-level positions. It is an agreed-upon annual total, where a certain number of hours worked per week is expected – typically 35 to 40.

300

What is the currency in Japan? 

Yen

400

Give an example of an informal job you would like to do

ANSWERS VARY

400

What is a credit limit?

A limit set by the credit card company on how much you can charge on the card it issued to you. You can use your credit card to make purchases up to your credit limit.

400

Guess credit or debit: Typically have interest rates/fees

Credit

400

What is a commission? 

This is a form of compensation that is based on performance. The amount an employee receives can vary drastically, depending on how well they perform in a pay period.

400

What dollar bill does Benjamin Franklin appear on?

$100

500

Give me an example of how you save or budget your money

ANSWERS VARY

500

What is a credit score?

A number created from a scoring model that uses information from your credit history

500

List one pro and one con to using a credit card

Pros: 

  • To build a good credit score

  • Convenient to carry 

  • Safer and to prevent fraud 

  • Cashback & travel credit


Cons: 

  • If you can’t pay your credit card spendings, you can get into debt and lower your credit score

  • You have to pay back what you owe with an interest rate

500

DAILY DOUBLE: Name the four types of income (wasn't mention, take a best guess): 

They begin with R, P, I, and W

Rent, profit, interest, wages
500

What year was the first paper money issued in the United States? (Closest guess gets the points)

1690

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