Money Basics
Needs vs Wants
Budgeting
Banking
Smart Shopping
100

How many cents are in one dollar?

100 cents

100

Is food a need or a want?

Need?

100

What is a budget?

A plan for your money

100

Where can you safely keep your money?

A bank or credit union

100

What should you check before buying something?

The price and your budget

200
What do we use money to buy?

Goods and services

200

Is a video game a need or a want?

Want

200

True or False: Bills should be included in a budget.

True

200

What is a savings account used for?

Saving money for later

200

What does it mean to compare prices?

Look at prices from different stores or sellers.

300

What is income?

Money that you receive or earn

300

Which should usually come first when making a budget: needs or wants?

Needs

300

You earn $100 and spend $60. How much money is left?

$40

300

What does a debit card use to pay for purchases?

Money from your bank account

300

A shirt costs $25 at Store A and $18 at Store B. Which price is lower?

$18

400

You have $20 and spend $7. How much money do you have left?

$13

400

You have $30. You need $20 for groceries and want a $20 video game. What should you buy first?

Groceries

400

You have $50 for the week. You spend $15 on food, $10 on transportation, and $5 on entertainment. How much is left?

$20

400

Should you share your PIN with your friends?

No

400

Why can comparing prices help you?

It can help you save money.

500

You receive $50. You spend $15 on food and $10 on entertainment. How much money is left?

$25

500

Name two needs and two wants.

varies

500

You want to buy something that costs $80, but your budget only allows you to spend $50. Name two choices you could make.

Save more money, wait to buy it, find a cheaper option, or adjust spending.

500

You check your bank account and notice a purchase you did not make. What should you do?

Tell a trusted adult and contact the bank/financial institution.

500

You have $40. You want shoes that cost $55. What are two smart choices you could make?

Save more money, find cheaper shoes, wait for a sale, or choose another pair you can afford.

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