Borrowing Money
Budgeting
Health Insurance
Income
Scams
100

The entire amount owed to a lender

Balance
100

Predictable and consistent expenses that remain the same each month

Fixed payments

100

The amount you pay your health insurance company for your insurance plan

Premium

100

Having your paycheck transferred electronically into your bank account

Direct deposit

100
He pretended to invest money but was running a huge Ponzi Scheme

Bernie Madoff

200

Period of time that includes all charges included in that month 

Billing Cycle

200

Setting aside a certain amount of cash each month for each category of spending, without spending more than you have

The envelope system

200

A list of medical professionals that have agreed to accept a particular health plan

Network

200

A document detailing an employee's earnings and deductions for a specific pay period

Pay stub

200

This con artist famously convinced someone he was buying the Eiffel Tower

Victor Lustig

300

Lowest amount the borrower must pay to avoid late fees

Minimum payment
300

Savings that are set aside for unexpected expenses, and it's important they remain liquid

Emergency fund

300

The amount of your medical bill you're responsible to pay before your insurance company covers costs

Deductible

300

A portion of your salary that is set aside for Social Security and Medicare

FICA taxes

300

A text that says you need to click a link to put in your missing information because your package is stuck in the USPS warehouse

Phishing scam

400

Large, long-term loan from a bank, used to purchase a home

Mortgage

400

Goals being measurable and attainable are part of this goal-setting strategy

SMART Goals

400

The amount you pay each time you receive medical care

Copayment

400

The actual amount of money you receive in a paycheck after deductions

Net pay

400

Scammers often request this kind of payment because it's hard to track or to reverse

Gift cards

500

3-digit number that lenders use to predict how likely you are to repay borrowed money

Credit Score

500

Expenses that are necessary for daily life, such as groceries and utilities

Essential spending

500

The online portal where you can apply for reduced-cost federal healthcare

The marketplace

500

The total amount you've earned from January 1 up until the current date

Year-to-date (YTD)

500

Urgency, unusual forms of payment (such as gift cards), emotional manipulation, secrecy

Red flags that something is a scam
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