Credit
Debit
Budgeting
Student Loans
Saving money
100

T/F Using a credit card is like using a check

False, using a credit card is like using a loan

100

T/F Using a debit card is like using a check

True!

100

What is budgeting?

Tracking the way you spend

100

What is a student loan?

Money borrowed to pay for education expenses

100

What is a smart move to save money on food?

Packing your own meal and snacks

200

What does ATM stand for? 

Automated Teller Machine 

200

T/F You should make your PIN number your birthday or something easy to remember

False! This a bad idea because, you have a very common PIN number that identity thieves can much easily get a hold of

200

What is the difference between a need and a want?

A need is a necessity

A want is something you can live without

200

What is the difference between a subsidized student loan and an unsubsidized student loan

 Subsidized loan, the government covers your interest while you are in school and during deferment.

 Unsubsidized loan, you are responsible for the interest from the moment the loan is disbursed

200

What is a true budget-killer?

Eating out

300

What activities are summarized on your credit report?

Student loans and credit card purchases.

300

Does using your debit card effect your credit score?

No it does not.

300

List the 3 of the most important things on your budget? 

Things like: Rent / Mortgage, transportation, groceries, insurance....Not limited but were you able to list a few. 

300

What is a student loan default?

Not making loan payments for 270 days.

300

What is an unforseen expense? 

Parking tickets, Car break down, family sickness. 

400

What is the best way to pay off a credit card?

On time and the full amount.

400

What happens if you use your debit card when you might not have enough money?

The card will decline or you will be given an overdraft fee.

400

What is a reactive budget?

A reactive budget is when you spend first, and reflect on your purchases to see how you can save more money.

400

What does FAFSA stand for? 

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

400

When does it make sense to break into your emergency fund?

For a true emergency, like getting laid off. (In a perfect world you should have 3 months of salary in your emergency fund)

500

When you demonstrate creditworthy behavior, you:

Can borrow at higher interest rates,

or

Are more likely to receive credit in the future

500

Should you use a debit card online?

You shouldn't, it is much easier for people to steal your personal info when shopping online with a debit card, rather than a credit card

500

What is the most important part of budgeting?

Following through and being consistent with your budget.

500

What term refers to the time between you graduate and your first payment on a student loan?

Grace Period (Typically 6 months)

500

List at least 2 types of saving 

Emergency, Regular savings, Retirement,