Smart Shopping
Ways to Pay
Investing In You
Growing a Business
Your Financial Future
100

Things you have to have and things you want to have

Needs and Wants

100

What you can use if you want to pay for something by borrowing money from the bank

Credit Card

100

True or False: You always have to pay full price to attend college.

False

100

When the price of products and services increases over time

Inflation

100

What people pay for to financially protect themselves in the event of an emergency

Insurance

200

The trade-off of making one choice and giving up another choice

Opportunity Cost

200

Two types of income

Salary and Wage

200

What you should do first when planning your career

Make a list of job preferences and skills

200

True or False: Earning compound interest is better than earning simple interest.

True
200

The amount you pay the insurance company monthly for coverage is called . . . 

a Premium
300

The type of expense that can change month to month

Variable Expense

300

The record of how you pay back the money you borrow from a bank

Credit History

300
One way you can reduce the cost of going to college

Attend an in-state university; scholarship

300
A decrease in the cost of goods and services

Deflation

300
A share in a company

Stock

400

The two main parts of every budget

Income and Expenses

400

True or False: The longer you use credit responsibly the lower your credit score will be.

False

400

The program in college where you can gain on-the-job experience and earn money while going to school.

Work-Study Program

400

The money a business earns from the sale of products and services

Revenue

400

A loan to the U.S. government for a set amount of time that can earn you a higher rate of return compared to just putting your money in a savings account

Bond
500

What you can use to compare the prices of two brands

Unit Price

500

The problem with paying only your minimum credit card balance each month

You have to pay interest

500

What someone with a professional degree can expect to earn compared to someone with a high school diploma who didn't attend college

Three times as much

500

When a business pays out more in expenses than it earns in revenue

Loss

500

The money you have to pay out of pocket before the insurance company will step in and pay for the remainder of your expenses

Deductible