Key Terms
Creating a Budget
Types of Saving Goals
Investing Terms
Important Considerations
100

Putting money aside for the future.

Saving

100

A budget can be adjusted to reach a _______ goal.

Savings

100

Goals you want to reach soon, like a game or art supplies.

Short Term 

100

A share or piece of a public company.

Stock

100

Short-Term Goals → ______-risk options like savings accounts, TFSAs, or GICs.

Lower

200

Paying for goods or services.

Spending

200

Set _________ savings goals based on your situation.

realistic

200

Something you save for a specific longer period, such as a class or outing.

Mid-Term

200

A mix of investments, such as stocks and bonds, shared by many investors.

Mutual Fund

200

Mid- & Long-Term Goals → May include bonds, mutual funds, or stocks. A person may consider a _______ _________of risk.

higher level

300

A money goal for saving or spending.

Financial Goal 

300

You may need to reduce spending to reach your _______.

Goal

300

Future goals, like a car or post-secondary education.

Long-Term

300

What is a HISA

High Interest Savings Account

300

Higher-risk investments may offer higher returns but also carry the risk of ______.

loss

400

A plan for managing income and expenses.

Budget

400

Tracks income, expenses, and savings.

Budget

400

Money lent to a company or government that is repaid with interest.

Bond

500

Buying something that may increase in value or earn income.

Investing

500

Money earned from an investment or the cost of borrowing money.

Interest

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