Accounts
Opportunity Cost
Check Registry
Pay Stubs
Random
100
An account you can write checks from and have a debit card attached to.
What is checking account.
100
The things we give up when we make a choice.
What is cost.
100
Adding money to your account.
What is deposit.
100
The total amount of money earned in a pay period.
What is gross pay.
100
What is the average interest rate for a savings account.
.06
200
An account where you can gain interest from the bank when you put money in.
What is savings account.
200
The things we gain when we make a choice.
What are benefits?
200
Taking money from your account.
What is withdraw.
200
The amount of money made after taxes and deductions.
What is net pay.
200
Creating a plan for with your money.
What is budgeting?
300
This can be charged if you take money out from your savings and put it to your checking.
What is transfer fee.
300
The option we must give up when we make a choice.
What is opportunity cost.
300
The place on the check that reminds you what it is for.
What is memo.
300
The taxes that are taken out from the pay check that goes to the government.
What is mandatory taxes.
300
A deduction that is a type of retirement plan.
What is a 401K
400
The percentage of money that the bank gives to us for creating a savings account.
What is interest rate.
400
Something that we can not live without.
What is a need.
400
The place where you write the amount in words.
What is the second line.
400
Money taken from gross pay that goes to healthcare or retirement.
What are deductions.
400
The average rate of interest for savings accounts.
What is .06%
500
An account that can be shared.
What is a joint account.
500
A desire that is not required for life.
What is a want.
500
Help's keep track of your purchases and your balance.
What is check register.
500
The amount that has been accumulated in total over the year.
What is Year to date.
500
These two common payment forms are ways you can spend money from your checking account.
What is debit card and checks.
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