Banking
Income
Credit
Loans & Borrowing
Insurance
100

Interest calculated on both the initial amount and previously earned interest

What is compound interest
100

Is the total amount of money earned before anything is taken out

What is gross income

100

Is the smallest amount you must pay on your credit card each month.

What is minimum payment

100

Is the original amount of money borrowed

What is principal

100

What is the main reason people purchase health insurance

What is to reduce financial risk from healthcare costs

200

The original amount of money borrowed or invested

What is principal

200

Shows how much money you earned and how much tax you paid during the year.

What is a W-2 Form

200

Allows you to borrow up to a limit and pay it back over time (like a credit card).

What is revolving credit

200

 This type of loan requires collateral

What is a secured loan

200

The monthly cost paid to keep an insurance policy active

What is a premium

300

The yearly cost of borrowing money

What is APR

300

What is the purpose of a W-4 form

What is it determines how much tax is withheld from paychecks

300

Is a number that represents your creditworthiness.

What is credit score

300

Used to buy a home

What is a mortgage

300

After meeting a deductible, what cost may still be shared between the insurer and insured

What is coinsurance

400

Something valuable used to secure a loan

What is collateral

400

The money your employer removes from your paycheck for taxes.

What is withholding

400

Is a loan with fixed payments over a set period of time.

What is installment credit

400

Is a person or institution that gives you money

What is a lender

400

Which plan typically has lower premiums but higher out-of-pocket costs

What is a HDHP 

500

Explain how compound interest can be both helpful and harmful depending on the situation

Compound interest is helpful when saving money because your money earns interest on previous interest. It is harmful when borrowing money because debt grows faster if unpaid balances gain interest

500
What are the possible deductions as an adult

What is taxes (federal, state, local), social security, medicare, health insurance, and retirement contributions

500

Name two factors that can improve your credit score

What is paying bills on time, keeping credit utilization low, having a long credit history, using a mix of credit types

500

Provide an example of an unsecured loan

What is a credit card or personal loan

500

Which government program provides coverage for low-income individuals

What is medicaid