Budgeting
This is a plan for spending and investing your money to meet your wants and needs.
What is a budget?
These are also known as "everyday expense of life that allow your local, state, and federal governments to provide important services"
What are taxes?
This is a one or two page summary of your education, training, experience, and qualifications
What is a resume?
This is the study of how people produce, distribute, and consume goods and services.
What is economics?
This event, that occurred during the 1930s is a time when many banks failed and many depositors never got their money back.
What is the Great Depression?
This is known as the difference between the budgeted amount and the actual amount spent
What is a budget variance?
What is 4
The two types of resumes are chronological and __________ resumes
What is functional/skills?
What type of economic system is used in the United States of America?
What is the Free Enterprise System
This was formed in 1933 to protect the deposits that people put into banks.
The FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
There are 4 things that make a successful budget:
- Carefully planned and related to your goals
- Practical
- Flexible
- _________________
What is "easily accessible"?
This is the main source of revenue for the federal government.
What is Income Tax
This is typically sent after an interview that reiterates your interest in a job and thanks them for the opportunity to interview.
What is a follow-up letter?
This is the process of getting products to consumers which involves pricing, packaging, shipping, advertising, and selling.
What is Marketing?
This financial institution, owned by depositors, specializes in savings accounts and mortgage loans.
What are Mutual Savings Banks.
How many steps are there to developing a personal budget
What is 7
There are only two types of deductions you can take on your taxes. They are the standard and __________ deductions
What is itemized?
One way to make sure your career develops in the right direction is to get an experienced employee who serves as a teacher and counselor for a less-experienced person...also known as:
What is a mentor?
This is the amount of goods and services that consumers are willing and able to purchase
What is Demand
This financial business charges a fee between 1-20% for the services they provide.
What are Check Cashing Outlets?
When using the 70/30 rule, what is the 30% used for?
what is saving/investing/emergency fund?
The Estate Tax (a tax collected on the value of a person's property at the time of his or her death) is collected by which government?
What is the Federal Government?
What is the 3rd step involved in the job application process?
What is the interview?
This affects the business cycle and can contribute to unemployment
What is Inflation?
This type of financial business is also known as cash advances, check advance loans, delayed deposit loans
What is Payday Loans?