Money Personalities
Jake was given his allowance for the entire week on Sunday but by the end of the day on Monday, Jake had $0 left. When asked what he did with the money, Jake said that he spent the money on shoes and food.
What kind of money personality does Jake have?
Spender
I will use this account to pay for my wedding which will be in 2 years.
Savings Account
Act of owning a share within a company
buying stocks
What has two banks but no money?
Answer: A river bank.
This person cares about others who have less money and feels guilty about having more money than they do.
Thinker
An account where I can deposit or withdraw my own money.
Checking's Account
Place where I go to purchase stocks
Stock Market
What kind of money does a vampire use?
Answer: Blood money.
likes to make lots of money
Collector
I used my debit card with another ATM I should expect a (blank) next month.
Atm Fee
The amount or percentage of the company that I purchased in stocks.
Shares
What has 100 heads and 100 tails?
Answer: 100 coins.
Every time Ciara gets her paycheck she deposits a portion of the money into a savings account. Ciara has been doing this for years. Whenever her friends invite her to dinner or on vacation she always says that she has no money and she will save up for the next event.
What kind of money personality does Ciara have?
Miser
Bank statements are yearly. Yes or no?
No. Monthly
1. Act of spending money to eventually see a profit.
2. Person who spends money to make money.
Investment/Investor
Tuesday, Kelly and Tess went to the cafe. They split the $6 bill equally. What did they each pay?
Answer: $2 (Tuesday is the name of their friend).
This person doesn’t like making financial decisions and puts them off even though they are important.
Avoider
A piece of paper stating every purchase you have made for a period of time.
Bank Statement
The success of the company of which I invested in means that I made a...
profit
Jana went to the store for ice cream. She had two quarters, eight dimes, three nickels and one penny. She bought an ice cream for $0.95 and paid using all but three of her coins. What coins did she use to pay?
Answer: Eight dimes and three nickels.