Credit
THIS is the biggest component of your credit score.
What is on-time payments (or payment history)?
These are what traditional economics do not factor in.
What are emotions?
Social Security and Medicare taxes are also called THIS.
What is Payroll tax or FICA?
THIS reduces your taxable income.
What is a deduction?
Credit cards are an example of THIS TYPE of credit.
What is revolving credit?
When test driving a car, you may feel the car is partly yours which is THIS behavioral economics term.
What is the Endowment Effect?
Sales Tax is an example of THIS type of tax.
What is Regressive tax?
THIS reduces the taxes you owe.
What is a credit?
THIS is the maximum liability you are responsible to cover if there is fraud on your credit card.
What is $50?
You buy the large popcorn at the movies because of THIS behavioral economics term.
What is the Decoy Effect?
What is the Effective Tax Rate?
THIS is the form you submit to determine the amount of tax that is taken from each paycheck.
What is the W4 form?
You should keep your credit utilization under THIS percentage to help your credit score.
What is 10%?
You treat birthday money as "free money" because of THIS behavioral economics term.
What is Mental Accounting?
Called Workers must pay THIS PERCENTAGE of taxes for social security and medicare taxes.
What is 15.3%?
A certain amount of your income that is protected from taxes is called THIS.
What is the Standard Deduction?
THESE are the 3 C's of credit.
What are capacity, character, and collateral (or capital)?
You eat the burnt brownies because you spent money and time making them which is THIS behavioral economics term.
What is the Sunk Cost Fallacy?
HE said, "In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes."
Who is Benjamin Franklin?
A called worker subtracts all three of THESE THINGS to determine taxable income.
What are parsonage allowance, 1/2 SECA, and standard deduction?