Budget
This expense stays the same month to month
What is fixed expense?
April 15 is the deadline
What is the day you must file and pay taxes by?
Jesus's religion
What is Jewish?
The Fifth Foundation
What is build wealth and give generously?
There is no such thing as ___ debt. All debt is bad.
What is good debt?
This type of budget includes fixed, variable, intermittent, and discretionary expenses back on income
What is a zero-based budget?
Tax payers pay less (more write-off) with a tax ___
What is a tax credit?
Matthew 6:21
What is "for where your treasure is, there your heart will be also"?
This growth needs to be invested in consistently over time and left for many years
What is compound growth?
Annual fees, cash advance fee, late payment fee, finance charge...
What are hidden fees?
The three main categories in budgeting after listing income is ___, ___, ___
What is giving, saving, spending?
Form employer gives employee due by January 31
What is a W-2?
Proverbs 22:7 "The rich rule over the ___, and the borrower is ___ to the lender."
What is "poor" and "slave"?
Fund made of a pool of money from a group of investors to invest in
What is a mutual fund?
Check this at least once a year and hope for a 800+
What is a credit score?
This system is helpful for expenses like food, gas, entertainment, and shopping
What is the envelope system?
____ income is the amount of you have after taxes are taken from payckeck (take-home pay)
What is net income?
Proverbs 19:17 "Whoever is kind to the ___ lends to the ___."
What is "poor" and "Lord"?
If invest $100 now at 12% rate of return, by 60 years old you will be a ___
If you can't pay for something in ___, you can't afford it
What is "cash"?
The cost of groceries and gas is considered a ____ expense
What is a variable expense?
The best refund check
What is a zero-refund check?
Fruits of the Spirit
What is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control?
This investment account provides tax-free withdrawals at retirement
What is a Roth IRA?
This is the method to pay off all debt, one by one
What is the snowball method?