Investing
Banking/Taxes
Credit/Debt
Insurance
Budgeting/Biases
100

This investment means ownership in a company

What is a Stock?

100

This account is best for making everyday purchases

What is a checking account?

100

This is the range your credit score can be

250-850

100

This is what you pay monthly and is the fee to hold insurance.

What is a premium?

100
You may experience this cognitive bias if you only look at positive reviews and ignore negative before you buy something

What is Confirmation Bias?

200

What is a 529 savings account used for?

College Funding

200

This is your take home pay after taxes and other deductions are taken from your pay.

What is Net Income

200

A cell phone company may check this to ensure you can pay your bills on time. 

Your credit report

credit score is NOT correct

200

This insurance would pay to fix your roof if a tree fell on it during a hurricane.

What is homeowners insurance?

200

What is the standard amount of money you should have in an emergency savings account?

3-6 months

300

What does the term ROI stand for?

Return on Investment

300

If you go to an ATM that is not associated with your bank you may be charged this fee

What is Out of Network ATM Fee?

300

What does APR stand for?

Annual Percentage Rate

300

This is paid each time you visit a doctor.

What is a co-pay?

300

This is the amount of money require to live in a particular area

Cost of Living 

400

Rank these investments from highest to lowest risk:Bond, Stock, Cash, Fund

Stock, Fund, Bond, Cash

400
This service protects you from being unable to make purchases if you do not have enough money in your account, but be careful!  It likely charges you a high fee!

What is overdraft protection?

400

This accounting method requires fixed, periodic payments that are applied to both the principal and interest until the loan is paid in full. Expect to pay more in interest than principal during the start of your loan, then that reverses toward the end of your loan.

What is Amortization?

400

Name a type of insurance that is required by law and a type of insurance that may be required by a financial institution. 

Auto is required by law

Health is required by law

Homeowners is required if you have a mortgage

400

Someone who gambles their money may be experiencing this cognitive bias.

Hedonic Adaptation

500

What is the difference between Roth IRA vs. Traditional IRA?

Qualified withdrawals from a Roth IRA are tax free.

500

This is the order for which you would complete forms tax forms when starting a new job and paying taxes. 

Complete a w4 form at start of job to ha e taxes withheld

Receive a w2 form stating income and taxes withheld

Use w2 form to complete 1040 form to file tax return

500

This is a debt repayment strategy that involves paying off debts with the highest interest rates first. This method can help you save money on interest and pay off debt faster.

What is Avalanche?

500

This 2 word phrase is a a risk management strategy used by insurance companies to make money.

What is Risk-Pooling?

500

Name 3 different budgeting strategies and describe how they work.

50-30-20

Envelop

Zero Based

Pay yourself first

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