Income
Taxes
Budgeting
Checking Accounts
Savings Accounts
100

This type of income will be consistent no matter how many hours you work or pieces of product you create.

What is salary?

100

This tax group is used for people who are retired or disabled.

What is Social Security tax?

100

This is spending more money that you bring in.

What is a deficit? 

100

To put money in your account.

What is a deposit or credit?

100

The amount of money that is earned from a savings account.

What is interest?

200

This type of income can be based off of your ability to sell items, you could have a minimum salary included.

What is commission?

200

This type of tax is used based on laws that have been passed dictating spending.

What is mandatory spending (FICA taxes)?

200

This type of expense doesn't change from month to month.

What is a fixed expense?

200

Ways to take money out of your checking account.

What is a check, a debit card, or transfer?

200

The frequency that interest is added into your savings account.

What is compounding?

300

The equation for piecework.

What is price per item x number of items produced?

300

The difference between Illinois and Indiana state tax.

What is graduated state tax (IN) and flat rate state tax (IL)?

300

This is 3-6 months of money set aside, just in case.

What is an emergency fund?

300

The drawbacks of a checking account.

What is no interest gained?
300

Two similarities between savings and checking accounts.

What are keeping money safe/insured, able to deposit and withdraw money, receive account statements, etc?

400

The benefits of working for an hourly wage.

What are working longer will make more money, being in control of your hours, the ability to get overtime, etc?

400

The tax forms you should get when beginning work at a new job.

What are W-4 Form and I-9?

400

The type of income you should budget based off of.

What is net income?

400

The purpose of a bank statement.

What is to show your transactions, beginning and end balances, service fees, etc?

400

The most important factor when earning interest in a savings account.

What is time?

500

The purpose of graduated commission.

What is more money for the employer and employee through more sales of goods?

500
The top three categories in federal tax discretionary spending.

What is healthcare, military, and interest on national debt?

500

This type of budgeting method sets aside money into 3 types of spending groups.

What is 50/20/30 budgeting method? (50 needs, 20 savings, 30 wants)

500

At least 3 characteristics of online banks.

What are no physical building, higher interest rates, less person-to-person availability, more technology know-how needed, etc?

500

The items needed for opening a savings account.

What is a form of ID, proof of address, an adult (18+), your SSN, and an initial deposit?

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