Calculating Percentages
Payment Methods
Financial Goals +
Time-frame Categories
Types of Accounts
100

What is 37% of $300? 

$111

100

This payment method allows individuals to see and track how much they are spending. 

What is cash? 

100
Achieving a goal in 2 months is an example of this time-frame category. 

What is immediate? 

100

The amount of money written on a cheque is withdrawn from this account. 

What is a chequing account? 

200

What is 40% of $300? 

$120

200

This payment method withdraws money directly from an individuals chequing account. 

What is debit card? 
200

Buying a new car is an example of what type of financial goal? 

What is saving? 

200

This account typically does not pay interest. 

What is a chequing account? 

300

What is 57% of $100? 

$57

300

This payment method charges interest rates and annual fees. 

What is credit card? 

300

Giving money to a charitable organization is an example of what type of financial goal? 

What is donating? 

300

The money from this account allows individuals to create emergency funds. 

What is a savings account? 

400

What is 70% of $400? 

$280

400

Apple Pay is an example of this type of payment method. 

What is electronic wallet? 

400

This time-frame category of a financial goal is completed in more than 2 years. 

What is long-term? 

400

This account earns interest and is charged a monthly fee by the banks. 

What is a savings account? 

500

What is 80% of $4 000? 

$3200

500

Tims Rewards 

What is rewards/points? 

500

Completing a financial goal in 1 year. 

What is short-term? 

500

Secures the cash and stocks that you buy or sell to achieve your financial goals. 

What is an investment account? 

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