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Doesn't Grow on Trees
He/She Works Hard
For a Rainy Day
100
One who purchases goods and services to use
What is a consumer?
100
Money given regularly to a child.
What is an allowance?
100
Putting away money for a goal.
What is saving?
100
Money received for performing a job.
What is income?
100
A bank account that permits you to make deposits and withdrawals in various amounts at any time.
What is a savings account?
200
Impulse buying
What is making purchases without enough thought?
200
Influence exerted upon people by others of their age group.
What is peer pressure?
200
What the bank pays for using your money.
What is interest?
200
Something that is necessary.
What is a need?
200
A desire or longing.
What is want?
300
Checking prices on items of similar quality and size to determine the best buy for the cost.
What is comparison shopping?
300
Something sold at a price favorable to the buyer.
What is a bargain?
300
Paying money to buy needs and/or wants.
What is expense?
300
A commodity or service such as electricity or water provided by the public.
What is utilities?
300
The end toward which you focus your effort.
What is a goal?
400
Written record of purchase at time of sale containing the name of the item purchased, the date, price and usually the name of the business.
What is a sales receipt?
400
A duty or obligation.
What is a responsibility?
400
The interest figured on your initial amount your started saving and the accumulated earned interest from each year you save that amount.
What is compound interest?
400
The payment a tenant makes for using or occupying the property of another.
What is rent?
400
To put in a bank.
What is deposit?
500
A consumer who makes wise choices.
What is a savvy shopper?
500
Using money responsibly.
What is money management?
500
The amount of money upon which interest is calculated.
What is principal?
500
Paying cash or arranging for credit to make a purchase
What is financing?
500
Giving up something to gain something else.
What is opportunity cost?