Counting Coins
Counting Bills
Jobs
Smart Shopping
Ways to Pay
100

How many cents is a quarter worth?

$0.25

100

How many $5 bills are in $20?

4

100

What is income?

Money you get for working a job

100

There are needs and there are wants. What is a need?

Something you cannot live without

100

What is cash?

Coins and bills

200

What does one quarter plus one dime equal?

$0.35

200

What is $5 + $5?

$10

200

What are expenses?

Things you need to pay for (ex.- rent/mortgage, utilities, food)

200

There are needs and there are wants. What is a want?

Something you can live without, but would like to have

200

What does it mean to take out a loan?

A bank/financial business gives you money to buy something right now because you don't have the money. You promise to pay it back by a certain time, usually with interest.

300

How many quarters are in $1?

Four

300

How many $20 bills does it take to make $100?

5

300

When you have a job, you get a _____ ______ the days you get paid.

Direct Deposit

300

What does it mean when something is on sale?

The item costs less than normal

300

What is e-transfer?

Sending money from one account to another, using email.

400

How many dimes are in $1?

10

400

True or false: There is a $15 bill.

False

400

When you get a job, the money, usually, gets deposited into your _________ account.

Chequing 

400

If you cannot afford something at the time you want to buy it, you should...

Save and wait until you have enough money.
400

What is a check?

A piece of paper that promises you have a specific amount of money in your bank account that will be transferred when someone cashes it.

500

How many nickels are in $1.00?

20

500

How many $10 bills would make up $200?

20

500

Once you have a job and a chequing account, the bank issues you a ___ card so you can use the money in your account.

Debit

500

What is impulse buying?

Buying something (that is often a want, not a need) right away instead of saving for it or thinking how it will affect your budget

500

What is the difference between a credit card and debit card?

A credit card lets you use money you don't have right now, but you pay back each month when you get paid.

A debit card takes money you have out of your bank account right away.