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Buying a Car
Needs and Wants
Supermarket IQ
Reverse Psychology
Budgets
100
Which is a better interest rate- 3.5% or 2.9%?
What is 2.9%?
100
The amount of a good or service available to the public.
What is supply?
100
A piece of paper that allows you to take money off of a purchase.
What is a coupon?
100
Items shelved together for easy snacking.
What are chips and dip?
100
Deciding between items you want or need.
What is choice?
200
What does APR stand for?
What is annual percentage rate?
200
Cars, radios, food, etc. are examples of ___________.
What are products?
200
The reason to make a list before shopping helps you to avoid ________________________.
What is impulse buying?
200
Located at the checkout to create a temptation while you wait.
What are candy and magazines?
200
Something you really like, but don't really need.
What is a want?
300
What is the average length of a car loan?
What is 48-60 months?
300
The desire of a customer for a good or a service.
What is demand?
300
"Shopping the walls" allows you to purchase ____________________.
What are basic food items?
300
Sits on eye-level shelves.
What are gourmet/fancy brands?
300
Something you must have to survive.
What is a need?
400
Two costs you need to figure in when determining if you can afford the cost of a car loan.
What is insurance and gas?
400
A limited supply.
What is scarcity?
400
Ingredients are listed on a product label by ___________.
What is weight or the greatest quantity?
400
Located on the outside walls of the store.
What are milk and bread or whole foods (meats, produce, etc.)?
400
Fresh fruits and meats are usually more ______________.
What is expensive?
500
Money you pay to assist in obtaining a loan for a new car.
What is a down payment?
500
Choosing what item you buy according to your needs.
What is prioritizing?
500
If a product says it is cholesterol-free, it does not mean it is free of ___________________.
What is fat?
500
Dumped in the middle aisle. (Are prices really lower? How would you compare?)
What is "bargain cosmetics"?
500
What are fixed expenses?
What is expenses that come every month without change?