Banking
Budgeting
Paystubs
Taxes
Loans
100

Account used for everyday spending and transactions 

Checking Account

100

% of money that goes towards SAVINGS

20%

100

Total earnings BEFORE taxes

Gross Pay

100

Money taken out of your paycheck when you start earningmoney from your job.

Income Tax

100

Provide the definition of a loan

A thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest

200

Account used for storing money long term and earning interest 

Savings Account

200

% of money that goes towards WANTS

30%

200

Total earnings AFTER taxes

Net Pay / Take Home Pay

200

Extra money you pay when you buy something at a store

Sales Tax

200

Amount of money you borrow

Principal 

300

% of money you earn on the original amount saved

Simple Interest 

300

% of money that goes towards NEEDS

50%

300

This section lists what has been taken out of your paycheck 

Deductions 
300

Money taken from paychecks to support programs like Social Security and Medicare

Payroll Tax

300

Fee for borrowing money

Interest

400

% of money earned on original amount AND previous interest 

Compound Interest 

400

Why is it important to to have and stick to a budget?

To avoid OVERSPENDING

400

Provide ONE example of a deduction 

Federal Taxes, Social Security, Medicare, State Taxes

400

This money pays for federal programs like Food Stamps, HealthInsurance, and Income-Based Housing

Mandatory Spending 

400

The time you have to pay your loan back

Loan Term

500

Provide ONE section of a check 

Payee, Check Amount, Date, Check Number, Memo, Banking Number, Account Number, Signature

500
Identify one benefit of having a budget
Avoid overspending, Track spending/savings habits, Have enough money for goals / emergencies 
500

What does "YTD" stand for?

Year To Date

500

This money focuses on the Military, Education, and AssistancePrograms

This money focuses on the Military, Education, and Assistance Programs

500

Provide ONE example of a loan

Car Loan, Student Loan, Mortgage, Personal Loan