Financial Terms 101
Name That Billionaire
Rich TV Families
Millionaire Math
Coined It!
100

Money earned from working a job is called this.

Income

100

This Tesla and SpaceX CEO is known for launching rockets and stirring up social media. 

Elon Musk

100

The Banks Family lived in Bel-Air in this 90s sitcom

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

100

If you save $100 per week for 10 weeks, you'll have this amount. 

$1K

100

The Wall Street phrase describing an optimistic investor was popularized in the early 1700s from a stock market satire

Bull Market

200

When prices rise over time and purchasing power decreases, it's called this. 

Inflation

200

This media mogul launched the OWN network and became the first Black female billionaire. 

Oprah Winfrey

200

The Carrington family rules the oil empire in this rebooted drama series.

Dynasty

200

An investment of $2K grows by 25%. The new total is.

$2,500

200

This term for an investor who bets against the market comes from the image of an animal swiping downward

Bear Market

300
When an asset decreases in value over time due to wear and age, it experiences this. 

Depreciation

300

This investor built Berkshire Hathaway into a conglomerate by acquiring companies like Geico and Dairy Queen. 

Warren Buffet
300

This Montana ranching dynasty fights developers and rival landowners in a modern Western drama. 

The Duttons from Yellowstone

300

You invest $5K at 6% compound interest for one year. Your total is this.

$5,300

300

This phrase describing extreme financial market panic originated during the 1869 U.S. Gold Market Collapse. 

Black Friday

400

This term refers to a company's total market value, calculated by multiplying share price by shares outstanding. 

Market capitalization

400

This Founder of Inditex built a global fashion empire that includes Zara.

Amanico Ortega
400

This New York publishing family's wealth masks scandal in a 2000s teen drama. 

van der Woodsens from Gossip Girl

400

An executive earns 1.2Million annually. If 35% goes to taxes, the take home pay before any deductions equals this.

$780,000

400

This 1980s phrase describing excess corporate greed was popularized by a character in the film Wall Street

"Greed is good"

500

This term describes spreading investments across different asset types to reduce risk. 

Diversification

500

The LVMH Chairman oversees brands like Louis Vuitton and Dior.

Bernard Arnault

500

The Bluth family losses their real estate fortune in this cult comedy. 

Arrested Development

500

An investor places $250,000 into an account earning 8% annually, compounded yearly, with no additional contributions. It will take approximately this many years for the investment to reach $1 million. 

About 18 Years
500

This term for retirement savings accounts in the U.S is named after a specific section of the Internal Revenue Code

401(k)