Vocabulary
Think it Through
Career Planning
Financial Planning
Economics
100

The original amount of money you start off with before interest is applied to either a loan or a savings account is called the...

Principal

100

Jean wants to have $2000 in her savings account by the end of the year. If she's able to save $80 every paycheck and is paid bi-weekly, will she hit her goal by the end of the year?

Yes. At the end of the year, she will have $2080.00

100

Name two ways a person can gain worker experience

-Part-time work

-Volunteer work

-Internships and cooperative education

-Class projects and after-school activities

100

what is the purpose of financial planning?

To become financially secure

100

Give an example of a need and a want

Varies

200

A trade-off for a decision you make is also called this...

opportunity-cost

200

A dairy farm in southern Ohio loses half of its cows and therefore can't produce as much milk. What will likely happen to the cost of milk do what?

Go up or rise

200

What is the difference between a job and a career

A job is something you do solely for money. A career is something you do long-term and is also fulfilling. 

200

How are people advised to pay back credit cards and loans?

Paying more than the minimum amount required

200

When the demand for a product is ____________ and the supply is______________, then the price will likely be high. 

high and low

300

A recent ________________________trend is the movement of those with degrees in computer technology to places like Seattle.

geographic

300

Madison wants to buy a car that will cost $15,160. If Madison plans to save $1,684 per month, how many months will be necessary to save?

A little over 9 months

300

Name one right you have as an employee

-An employer can’t refuse to hire a woman or terminate a woman’s employment because she is pregnant.

-An employer can’t be discriminated against because of their age, race, color, religion, gender, marital status, national origin, or any mental or physical disabilities.

-In some cases, an employer must pay the minimum wage set by the government.

-An employer must pay for unemployment insurance, contribute to Social Security, and provide workers’ compensation funds in case of a work-related injury or illness.

300

When setting up financial goal, you should make sure the goals have a clear time frame, help you decide what kind of action to take, be specific, and what?

realistic

300

Give an example of a good and a service

Varies

400

By __________________________ you can gain contacts that may help you get a job or gain advice about a job or career.

networking

400

Michael’s monthly salary after tax is $2,675. If Michael pays for rent, food, and other bills totaling $2,140 then how much money is left?

$535

400

What is your potential earning power influenced by?

more education

field of study

Having good work habits like teamwork

and strong communication skills

400

When creating a budget, it's important to compare these two things...

Your needs and your wants

400

After you borrow money or put money into the bank, your principal balance will grow because of what 

interest

500

The rise in price of a good or service is called...

inflation
500

Leon works 32 hours a week (over 4 days) and makes $9.15 an hour after taxes. He wants to take an extra day off to go out of town. His monthly expenses total $1100. Can he afford the trip if the trip is going to cost him $150?

No. His monthly earning totals $1171.20. After subtracting the $1100 for his monthly expenses, he is only left with $71.20

500

What is the first stage in figuring out career planning?

Figure out your own goals, abilities, and interests. 

500

After developing a financial action plan ( a plan to help you decide what to do with your money), why is it important to review and revise that plan?

Because your circumstances can change

500

What is the primary role of the FED?

Regulation of the money supply