Budgeting
Credit and Interest
Debt and Loans
Funds
Income and Taxes
100

Necessary Purchases like food and water

Needs

100

What kind of card spends money straight from your bank account?

Debit card

100

What is debt?

Money that is owed

100

Funds classify as what kind of savings?

Long-term

100

What are the three main types of earned income?

Salary, wages and commission 

200

Give three examples of wants

Video games, jewelry, etc.

200

What is interest?

Extra money paid as the cost of borrowing money

200

What are two examples of good debt?

Mortgages, student loans, etc.

200
What is one difference between a fund and a savings account?

Interest vs investment, higher risk/reward, withdrawal restrictions, etc. 

200

What are the three main types of taxes?

Income, property and sales

300
Our rule for budgeting is the 50-30-20 rule. What do each represent?

50: Needs

30: Wants

20: Savings

300

Give one example of something that can raise your credit score

Paying bills on time, low to zero debt, etc. 
300

What is an interest rate?

The percentage of the principle amount that must be paid back as interest

300

What is a 529 fund used for?

To pay for college
300

What is an example of something that tax dollars are used for?

Public education, infrastructure, public healthcare, etc. 

400

What are the three types of savings?

Short-term, Long-term, Emergency

400

How does a credit card work?

The bank pays now, and you pay the bank back later

400

What are two examples of bad debt?

Credit card debt, luxury item debt, etc. 

400
What is main the difference between an IRA and a 401K?

IRA is funded by personal contributions, while a 401K is funded by personal and employer contributions

400

What is an example of unearned income?

Interest on savings, investment dividends, government benefits, etc. 

500
Is ice cream considered a need or want, and why. 

Want, because it is a non-essential

500

What is the difference between simple and compound interest?

Simple interest is based solely on the initial amount, while compound interest is based on the initial amount plus prior interest

500
Why is a student loan considered an investment that increases in value?
Education opens the door to higher paying jobs so you can earn more money in the long term
500

How do funds increase in value?

They are invested in assets like stocks, bonds, etc. 
500

How do tax brackets work?

The more money you make, the higher percentage in taxes you pay

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