Taxes
Credit and Credit Cards
Bank Accounts
Budgeting
Canadian Money
100

This is the month your income tax return is due

April
100

The lowest amount you are required to pay on your credit card each month

Minimum payment

100

Name one of the two types of accounts, maintained by banks and credit unions that can be accessed via bank tellers and ATMs.

Chequing or savings

100

One of the two main categories on a personal budget

Income or expenses

100

This is currently $14.25/hr

Minimum wage

200

This is the tax on wages earned paid to the government

Income tax

200

This charge is for the privilege of borrowing money, typically expressed as a percentage

Interest 

200

This term refers to adding money to an account.

Deposit

200

Name one reason it's important to make and follow a budget. 

To save for something

Be prepared for emergencies

Find and fix bad spending habits

To not spend more than you have

200

The Central Bank of Canada was founded in this year (+/- 5 years) 

1934

300

A tax on exported or imported goods

Duty

300

This is a record of the consumers ability to repay debt.

Credit history

300

This term refers to the amount of money in your account.

Balance

300

This is your income received prior to taxes and deductions

Gross pay

300
The Canadian dollar was founded in this year (+/- 5 years)

1858

400

If you make less than this amount of money, you won’t have to pay any tax (to the nearest $1000)

$13,000

400

This is the maximum amount of money you spend with your credit card. 

Credit limit

400

This is the first thing you should do when you lose your debit card.

Call the bank

400

This is your income after taxes and deductions

Net pay

400

It is tradition for finance ministers to purchase and wear new these on budget day. 

Shoes

500

The total amount of person income taxes collected by the government (to the nearest billion)

$200 billion

500

This is pledged as security for repayment of a loan that will be forfeited in the event of a default

Collateral

500

This is what RRSP stands for. 

Registered Retirement Savings Plan

500

These types of expenses are the same each time. Examples include rent, insurance

Fixed expenses

500

She is the first woman, other than HRM the Queen, to appear on a Canadian bill.

Viola Desmond