DEFINITIONS
Financial literacy is the ability to manage money ______ and responsibly.
Confidently
A need is something that keeps your life ______.
Stable
A budget is how people choose where their ______ goes.
Money
Most budgets don’t break because people are careless. True or False?
True
“Now” gives relief and enjoyment. “Later” gives growth, options,
Security / Safety
A mindset is the way your brain reacts ______ you make a decision.
Before
Wants make life more ______.
Enjoyable
True or False: Only people who write budgets have budgets.
False
Budgets usually break because there is no room for the ______.
Unexpected / Surprise Expenses
The brain naturally prioritizes the ______.
The Present / Now
Financial literacy is a skill, not something you’re ______ with.
Born
Needs vs wants is really about ______.
Priority
A budget is not about restriction — it’s about ______.
Control
When a budget uses every dollar, one ______ can break it.
Surprise/Expense
“Now vs later” shows up at every ______ level.
Income
Financial literacy is not just knowing numbers — it’s knowing how to manage ______.
Money
If everything were unlimited, needs vs wants wouldn’t matter. True or False?
True
Money, time, and energy all have ______.
Limits
Money usually doesn’t disappear all at once — it ______.
Leaks / Disappers slowly
Making Strong decisions are about being able to explain your ______.
Choices
Financial literacy is a skill that anyone can ______.
Learn
Choosing one option always means giving up ______.
Another option
A proper budget creates ______, not perfection.
Flexibility
Spending traps usually feel reckless or reasonable?
Reasonable
Before committing money, ask: Does this reduce my ______ later?
Flexibility/Options