Budgeting
Credit & Debt
Banking
Savings
Investing
100

This is telling your money where to go before the month begins

What is a budget?

100

This is borrowing money that must be paid back with interest

What is debt?

100

This account is used for everyday spending

What is a checking account?

100

This is money set aside for unexpected expenses

What is an emergency fund?

100

This is earning interest on both your money and past interest

What is compound interest?

200

This type of budgeting assigns every dollar a job

What is a zero-based budget?

200

This 3-digit number represents your creditworthiness

What is a credit score?

200

This account is used for your emergency fund money  

What is a savings account?

200

This is the recommended amount for a starter emergency fund in Ramsey’s plan for a college student

What is $1,000?

200

This describes spreading money across different investments

What is diversification?

300
The equation for a Zero Based Budget

What is Income-Expenses=0

300

This is the cost of borrowing money, usually shown as a percentage

What is interest (APR)?

300

This protects your money in a bank up to $250,000

What is FDIC insurance?

300

This type of savings is for planned future expenses like a car or vacation

What are sinking funds?

300

This is the biggest factor in growing wealth through investing

What is time?

400

This is the recommended first savings goal in Ramsey’s plan for high schoolers

$500

400

This debt payoff method focuses on smallest balance first

What is a checking account?

400

This is the record you keep to track deposits, withdrawals, and your current account balance

What is a check register?

400

This is the recommended full emergency fund after getting out of debt

What is 3–6 months of expenses?

400

This retirement account is tax-free when you withdraw later

What is a Roth IRA?

500

This is the practice of where your money actually goes after you’ve made a budget

What is tracking expenses (or budget tracking)?

500

This happens when you only pay the minimum on a credit card

What is paying much more in interest over time?

500

This fee happens when you spend more money than you have in your checking account

What is an overdraft fee?

500

This habit is the most important factor in successful saving over time

What is consistency (or discipline)?

500

What is the parameter you can evaluate to determine if an investment is active vs passive investing

What is the expense ratio?

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