Income
Expenses
Budgeting
Financial Goals
100

The budgeting process starts with monitoring current spending.

What is true?

100

Variable/Irregular expenses stay about the same each month.

What is false?

100

T/F The budgeting process starts with monitoring current spending.

True

100

T/F Rent is considered a fixed expense.

True

200

The amount of money earned, before deductions.

What is Gross Pay?

200

Will a budget give you more money?

What is No?

200

An example of a short-term goal would be: 1.an annual vacation. 2.saving for retirement 3.buying a used car.

What is saving for an annual vacation?

200

T/F Flexible expenses stay about the same each month.

False

300

"take-home" pay, or what is left after deductions are taken out of your paycheck.

What is Net Pay?

300

An example of a long-term goal is: 1.an annual vacation. 2.saving for retirement 3.completing college in six months.

What is saving for retirement?

300

What is commonly considered a flexible expense? 1.rent 2.a mortgage payment 3. entertainment

What is entertainment?

300

What is the definition of budgeting?

What is an estimate of income and expense?

400

A list of planned expenses and income.

What is a budget?

400

Which is commonly considered a variable expense? 1.rent 2.car note 3.entertainment

What is entertainment?

400

The final phase of the budgeting process is to: 1.set personal and financial goals. 2.compare your budget to what you have actually spent. 3. make sure budget and income is balanced.

What is make sure budget and income is balanced?

500

The amount of money that an individual or business earns.

What is Income?

500

An example of a fixed expense is:_____ 1.clothing. 2.auto insurance. 3.an electric bill.

What is auto insurance?

500

A clearly written financial goal would be: 1.To save money for college for the next five years 2.To invest in an international mutual fund for retirement 3.To establish an emergency fund of $4,000 in 18 months  

What is 3.To establish an emergency fund of $4,000 in 18 months?