Savings Account
Checking Account
Taxes
Car Shopping
Housing Shopping
100

Define Savings Account:


A bank account that earns interest.
100

Define Checking Account: 

An account at a bank against which checks can be drawn by the account depositor.


100

What are Taxes? 

Taxes are mandatory contributions levied on individuals or corporations by a government entity whether local, regional, or national. 

100

What is a Down Payment? 

Initial payment made when something is bought on credit. 

100

What is a Landlord?

The person who owns the property and is renting it out.

200

What does CD stand for:

Certificate of Deposit

200

What does ATM stand for? 

Automated Teller Machine

200

What is W-4?

A form that you fill out to provide the information your employer needs to determine the proper amount to withhold from your paycheck. 

200

What is principal?

The money that is agreed to payback.

200

Define Mortgage:

A long term home loan. 

300

What is Statement Savings?

Bank issues a monthly statement detailing your transactions.

300

What is a Balance? 

The amount of money you have in your account.

300

What role does the IRS play?

The IRS role is to help the large majority of compliant taxpayers with the tax law. 

300

What is a Warranty? 

Written guarantee of a product and of the for any repairs or replacement of defective parts. 

300

What should you consider when shopping for an apartment?

Your income, savings, and dept.

400

Marie Daggett went to her bank each week and opened a club account. She deposited $21.75 per time period. If she made 12 deposits before interest was credited, how much would she have deposited before interest was credited?

$261.00

400

What is Endorsement? 

To sign your name on the back of a check in order to cash it or deposit it.

400

What does FICA stand for? What is it?

Federal Insurance Contributions Act, This is the law that requires workers to contribute to Social Security and Medicare. 



400

Define Appraisal: 

The current value of property. 

400

About what percentage should your housing costs be?

30%

500

Tim worker went to his bank. He deposited $72.15 and the teller credited $5.79 to his account for interest. If Tim's initial balance was $1,226.14, what will his new balance be?

$1,304.08

500

What is a Reconciliation Form?

A form that helps you reconcile your account.

500

What is Social Security Number? 

A unique code used by the government throughout your life to identify you as a taxpayer and keep track of your earnings and tax records. 

500

What is Deprecation?

A decrease in value. 

500

What is the difference between Buying and Renting?

Renting offers flexibility, predictable monthly expenses, and someone to handle repairs. Homeownership brings intangible benefits, such as a sense of stability and pride of ownership, along with the tangible ones of tax deductions and equity.