Trading Cards
Greedy Used Cars Salesmen
MONEY PLEASE!
Death and Taxes
Money Plans
I'd Wager You will Pass
100

It is the cost of credit on an annual basis.

APR (annual Percentage Rate) 
100

This rule of thumb suggests a monthly vehicle payment should not exceed this percentage of your net pay.

20% 

100

This is another common name used for paper money.

Currency 
100

This is the basic formula used to calculate the dollar amount of a tax.

What is Tax Base × Tax Rate?

100

It is defined as a plan for managing income, spending, and saving during a given period.

Budget 

100

This is defined as risking money on the chance of winning more money.

Gambling 

200

Unlike credit card purchases, these transactions are deducted from a bank account balance immediately.

Debit Card Transactions 

200

It is the legal right of a creditor to take or sell property as security for a debt.

Lien 

200

It is defined as having knowledge of financial matters and applying that knowledge to one's everyday life.

Financial Literacy 

200

These are government payments to individuals (like Social Security) where no goods or labor are provided in exchange.

Transfer Payments 

200

his economic concept means productive resources are limited, so people cannot have everything they want.

Scarcity 

200

This is the mathematical advantage that a casino has over a player in any given game.

House Edge 

300

If you notify the bank of a lost debit card within this many business days, your maximum liability is $50.

2

300

A car loan is categorized as this type of loan because it is backed by collateral (the car).

Secured loan

300

This is the original amount of money borrowed or still owed on which interest is charged.

Principal 

300

Public goods, such as national defense, are described by these two characteristics.

Nonrival and Nonexcludable 

300

It is the highest-valued alternative given up when a choice or decision is made.

Opportunity Costs 

300

Economists use this term to describe the satisfaction or pleasure derived from consuming a good or service.

Utility 

400

This type of loan, like a credit card, is not backed by property or collateral.

Unsecured Loan 

400

This federal law requires creditors to give written notice of terms like finance charges and the APR.

Truth in Lending Act 

400

The curriculum suggests that keeping or saving currency through financial knowledge is functionally the same as doing this.

Earning 

400

This tax structure is defined by a tax rate that increases as the income or tax base increases.

Progressive 

400

 Rent and car payments are examples of this budget category because they are the same amount each month.

Fixed Expenses 

400

 On average, individuals identified as "problem gamblers" typically start gambling at this age.

10

500

This 2009 Act requires consistency in payment dates and places new limits on fee increases and rate hikes.

Credit Card Act 

500

This Latin phrase, meaning "let the buyer beware," encourages consumers to analyze contracts before signing.

Caveat Emptor 

500

According to a 2008 survey, 12th-grade students could only correctly answer this percentage of basic financial-skills questions.

48.3% 

500

This term describes the way income is distributed among individuals in a society, affecting the mix of goods produced.

Income Distribution 

500

his occurs when you give up some of one thing to gain some of something else.

Trade-Off

500

This is a type of side wager placed on specific variables or events within a game that may not affect the final outcome.

PROP BETS