Basic Vocabulary
Advertising Strategies
Federal Taxation
FASFA
Types of Insurance
100

A person who purchases goods and services for personal use. 

What is a Consumer?

100

 You will receive something "extra" with your purchase. 

What is Bribery?

100

Expenses that can be deducted before determining taxable income.  

What are Deductions?

100

How often you must file for FAFSA online.

What is Every Year?

100

Covers expenses related to vision care such as exams, glasses, and eye injury.

What is Vision Insurance?

200

To make something needed or wanted available to someone.  

What is Supply?

200

Made in USA

What is Patriotism? 

200

Stands for FICA.

What is the Federal Insurance Contributions Act? 

200

The fee that a lender charges a bower for the service of using their money.

What is Interest? 

200

Covers damage to your property due to flooding. 

What is Flood Insurance? 

300

Exchange of something of value, especially as part of a compromise.

What is a Trade-Off?

300

Your life could look as good as these people with this product.

What is Snob Appeal?

300

Federal Tax Day.

What is April 15th?

300

The length of a student grace period after graduation or withdraw from college. 

What are Six Months?

300

Provides farmers with financial protection against production losses caused by natural perils such as drought, excessive moisture, hail, frost, wind, and wildlife.

What is Agricultural Insurance?

(Also could be called Crop Insurance)

400

A person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risk in order to do so.  

What is an Entrepreneur? 

400

Your skin will be virtually flawless. 

What are Weasel Words?

400

A part of income where no tax is imposed. 

What are Tax Exemptions. 

400

Government will pay for interest on this student loan while in school and a grace period. 

What is a Direct Subsidized Loan?

400

Protects a company's financial assets, intellectual property, physical property from a covered loss due to risks such as lawsuits, property damage, theft, vandalism, loss of income, or employee injuries or illnesses.  

What is Business Insurance? 

500

The loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternate is chosen.

What is Opportunity Cost?

500

Buy it ahead of the times.

What is Avante Garde? 

500

Amounts that can be deducted from taxes owed.

What are Tax Credits?

500

Stands for FAFSA

What is a Free Application for Federal Student Aid? 

500

Protects and individual or business if they experience claims resulting from injuries and damage to people and/or property. 

What is Liability Insurance? 

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