Budgeting
Banking basics
Saving and investing
Basic business
Just anything
100

This is a plan for how you will spend and save your money each month.

Budget

100

This type of account is commonly used for everyday spending and bill payments.

checking account

100

Money set aside for unexpected expenses is called this type of fund.

emergency fund

100

A business's total revenue minus its total costs equals this.

profit

100

This force keeps planets in orbit around stars and causes objects to fall toward Earth.

gravity

200

This expense usually stays the same each month, like rent or a car payment.

fixed expense

200

Banks pay this as a reward for keeping money in a savings account.

interest

200

This occurs when you earn interest on both your original money and previously earned interest.

compound interest

200

When prices rise across the economy over time, this occurs.

inflation

200

This Italian dish consists of layers of pasta, sauce, and cheese baked together.

lasagna

300

Money left over after expenses can be added to this financial goal.

savings

300

This card lets you spend money directly from your bank account.

debit card

300

Buying small ownership shares in a company is known as investing in these.

Stocks

300

The percentage of people actively looking for work who do not have jobs is called this.

unemployment rates

300

The chemical symbol "Au" represents this precious metal.

gold

400

Tracking these helps you understand where your money is going.

expenses

400

This federal organization insures deposits at most U.S. banks up to certain limits.

FDIC

400

This investment is generally considered lower risk because it represents a loan to a government or company.

bonds

400

The Nike "swoosh" is an example of this branding element.

logo

400

This planet is famous for its prominent ring system.

Saturn

500

A common budgeting guideline suggests 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for this

saving and debt repayment

500

This document summarizes all transactions in your bank account over a period of time.

bank statements

500

The chance that an investment could lose value is known as this.

risk

500

Age, income, and education level are examples of this type of customer information.

demographics

500

This number is the only even prime number.

2