Budgeting 101
DO YO TAXES!!!
Retirement 101
Cars, Colleges & Cribs
The leftovers
100

This costly measure is the value of the next best option when making a choice about how to allocate resources

Opportunity cost
100

This type of tax comes from the money you make from a job and does not fund specific programs like Social Security and Medicare. 

Income tax 

100

This adrenaline junkie term describes any uncertainty with respect to investments that has the potential to negatively affect financial welfare

risk 

100
What are the two parts of a loan? 

Principal & Interest 

100

the act of allocating resources, usually money, with the expectation of generating an income or profit

Investment

200

This represents all the combinations of goods and services that a consumer may purchase given current prices within his or her given income

Budget Constraint

200

The U.S. has this type of tax system where high-income earners pay more of their income than those in lower brackets 

Progressive tax system

200

This aquatic term is used to describe how easily an investment can be sold/purchased for cash.

Liquidity

200

This describes the maximum amount a person is approved to borrow

Credit limit 

200

This tax form is used to communicate the exemptions you want which determines how much money is taken from your paycheck each month

W-4

300

Name three benefits of budgeting

Retirement, create good spending habits, expose bad spending habits, help achieve long-term goals, limit spending
300

This can reduce the amount of your income before you calculate the tax you owe.

Tax deducation

300

The _______ the investment the higher the potential_______

The riskier the investment, the higher the potential reward.

300

Name one way a person could establish good credit

Paying off credit card balance in full each month, not making late payments etc. 

300

This tax form is filled out by your employer that outlines the income you earned and the taxes you paid for the year (arrives in January)

W-2

400

Jane is trying to choose between going to community college and a four-year university. She ends up choosing community college. What is the opportunity cost of her decision? 

Attending the four-year university. 

400

This IRS form is used to provide your correct Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) to your employer so they can arrange the collection of taxes of independent contractors.

W-9

400

This brag-worthy retirement that allows employees to receive a tax break is set up and managed by employers. 

401K

400

Character, capacity, and this security-related term are what a borrower uses for determining the cost of a loan.

Collateral

400

Give an example of a type of loan that has a long term 

Mortgage

500

What is the median gross income for the average college graduate? 

$50,000

500

The IRS processes 240.2 million of these forms filled out every spring that is used to calculate tax returns

1040 Form 

500

When investing purchasing common stock, investors receive this equity-based reward.

Voting rights in shareholder meetings

500

What is the difference between a fixed-rate loan and an adjustable-rate loan? 

Fixed rate= interest rate does not change (low risk, provides protection from sudden changes in the market) 

Adjustable rate=interest rate that may change periodically depending on changes in the market (cheaper in the early years) 

500

When would it be best to consider a single payment loan 

When the loan you require is relatively small

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