Checking Accounts
Insurance
Taxes
Budgeting and
Saving
Miscellaneous
100

If you needed $100 in cash, how would you quickly get it?

Use an ATM!

100

What is insurance?

A way to transfer risk and avoid costly emergencies!

100

What are taxes? 

A financial charge imposed on a taxpayer by a governmental organization in order to fund government spending and various public expenditures.

100

In Budgeting, what are Needs and Wants? 

Needs: Purchases in your budget that you need for survival.

Wants: Purchases in your budget that you do not need, but make life more comfortable. 

Every budget is made up of wants and needs. The hard part of budgeting is balancing the two!

100

How do you find the percentage of something? Like 10% of 20?

10% of 20

.10 x 20 = 2

200

What is an overdraft fee? 

What a bank charges you any time you withdraw more money from your account than what you have in it.

200

What is an insurance premium? 

The monthly payments to your insurance company to ensure coverage if you need to use the insurance. 

200

Name TWO kinds of taxes we pay

 

Sales Tax

Travel Tax

Inheritance/Estate Tax

-Sin Tax

-Capital Gains Tax

-Income Tax

-Payroll Tax

-Property Tax

200

What is a "spending category" in a budget? 

A spending category is a summary area of expenses within the budget. For example, you may have a housing spending category, and within that categoy you could have rent, utilities, internet, and cable. 

200

You buy a pizza for $16.00. The sales tax is 3%. How much will your pizza be after including the sales tax? 

$16.48

300

What is an out-of-network ATM fee? 

A fee you must pay (generally between $2 and $5) when using an ATM that is not associated with your bank. 

300

What is a deductible

The amount of money you will have to pay out of pocket before your insurance kicks in. 

300

What is the difference between Federal and State Taxes?

Federal taxes are imposed on all U.S. taxpayers, and State taxes are taxes are imposed only on those living and or working in a state.

300

What is the first step you should take if you want to start budgeting?

Record your expenses for a few weeks. 

300

What is 54% of 98? 

$52.92

400

True or False: You can earn interest if you open a savings account.

True!

Opening a savings account alongside your checking account is a great idea! Savings accounts yeild a small amount of interest each year, which means you earn money for saving!

400

True or False: It is illegal NOT to have health insurance in the state of Massasschusetts?

True!

In the state of Massachusetts it is illegal for you NOT to have health insurance. If you do not have health insurance you will pay a fine that is imposed to you when you are paying income taxes!

400

What are income taxes? 

Taxes imposed on your income also known as deductions. You see these deductions on your paycheck and can include thinkgs like Social Security and Medicare. 

400

What is the 50/30/20 approach to budgeting?

In the 50/30/20 budgeting approach, you divide your income into three categories; 50% Needs, 30% wants, and 20% savings. 

400

How would I find 32% of 22?

.32 x 22 = 

500

What is an excessive transaction fee?

An excess transaction fee happens when account holders withdraw over the federal limit, which is six free withdrawals and transfers per month.

500

What is Actuarial Value? 

Remember Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum insurance plans. The metal type does not symbolize the quality of your healthcare, but instead it represents the actuarial value.

The actuarial value is the % of costs your health insurer will cover in that year. For example, a Bronze plan may cover 30% of costs while a Gold plan would cover 60%.

500

What is the name of the income tax form that must be filled out every year?

1040 form

500

What is the difference between saving and investing? 

Saving is putting money into easily accessible accounts for short-term savings goals, like buying a bike or something further down the road like a car!

Investing is the process of buying assets that increase in value over time for long-term savings goals like retirement. 

500

Your friend Amy bought you and four friends (Six total) matching shirts online. The shirts were 67% off the original price of 32.99. 

How much does one t-shirt cost after you apply the discount?

How much will Amy spend on the six t-shirts in all?

Price of one shirt: $22.10

Total Cost: $132.62