Money
Money you receive from a job or other sources.
Income
A plan for how you will spend, save, and manage your money.
Budget
A document that summarizes your education, skills, and work experience.
Resume
A set amount of pay, usually expressed annually.
Salary
Money paid for borrowing money or earned on savings.
Interest
Things you must have to live, such as food, housing, and water.
Needs
The things you spend money on.
Expenses
A conversation used to determine whether someone is suitable for a job.
Interview
Extra forms of compensation, such as health insurance or paid time off.
Benefits
The smallest amount you must pay on a debt by its due date.
Minimum Payment
Things you would like to have but can live without.
Wants
Money you set aside for future needs or goals.
Savings
A person or company that hires workers.
Employer
A person who can speak about your character, skills, or work experience.
Reference
The date or time something must be completed.
Deadline
The money you earn before taxes and deductions.
Gross Pay
Money you owe to another person or organization.
Debt
A person who works for an employer.
Employee
Behaving respectfully and responsibly in a work setting.
Professionalism
The attitude and habits that show responsibility and effort at work.
Work Ethic
The money you take home after taxes and deductions.
Net Pay
The ability to borrow money or earned on savings.
Credit
Money paid to a worker, often based on hours worked.
Wages
Moving to a higher position or level of responsibility at work.
Promotion
A number lenders use to help evaluate your creditworthiness.
Credit Score