A 2-year government-supported college that offers an associate degree or specialized training programs.
Community College
How many subjec
2
A card connected to your checking account. After use, the money is immediately taken from your account.
What is a debit card?
What is a budget?
A plan for spending, saving, investing, and donating your money.
What is interest?
The price you pay to borrow money or the cost you charge to lend money.
Government funding is intended to help students pay educational expenses, including tuition and fees, room and board, and other related costs, for university education.
Financial Aid
A four-year degree in a certain subject.
Bachelor's Degree
A card that you use to buy something, but you have to pay back because you're borrowing the money.
What is a credit card?
What is investing?
What is, using money to generate income or make a profit.
If you are lending someone money, would you prefer a high or low interest rate? Explain.
High, because then you will make more money in interest when they pay you back.
The official record of high school or college classes you've taken is
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A type of financial aid that does not have to be repaid?
What is a Grant
What is the best way to remember to save?
What is a credit score?
What is, a number that represents someone's financial history, what they've borrowed and if they have repaid.
If you are borrowing money, would you prefer a high or low interest rate? Explain.
Low, as you will end up paying less money in interest as you repay the borrowed money.
When is credit card interest charged?
Daily
What does APR stand for?
Annual Percentace Rate

Credit Unions offer services to manage your money. Name two services.
Savings account, checking account, loans, debit and credit cards, Certificates of Deposit
What is it called when you receive money with an agreement to repay it in future, usually with interest charged.
What is borrowing?
What is an "interest rate?"
The proportion of an amount loaned that a lender charges the borrower as interest, usually an annual percentage of the outstanding balance.

How to keep your Credit card Interest rate Low?
Paying off your Balance in full
What does B.I.G Stand for
Borrowing, Investing, and Government
What is an example of a need?
Food, clothes, water, shelter
What is a want?
Something that you would like to have, but you don't need.
What is a need?
What is a essential expense required to meet basic living standards.
U.S. forces carried out an audacious raid on this country.
What is Venezuela
Why did the protests spread across the country
Federal agents shot and killed two civilians
What is an example of a want?
Your shoes are too small. You buy new Nike Jordan 4s. Is this a need or a want?
Want
You earned $100 mowing the lawn. If you save 75% of your earnings, how much will you have left?
What is $25?
Why the U.S. government entered a partial shutdown on January 31
Congress failed to pass the 2026 budget

Interest earned on both the original principal and any previously accumulated interest, allowing money to grow faster over time.
Compound interest
Your family's vehicle broke, and you need a new one, but you really want to go on vacation. Should you get a new vehicle or go on vacation?
What is, buy a new vehicle.
Fortnite is having a sale tomorrow but you really want a new skin today. Do you buy it today or wait for the sale?
What is, wait for the sale.
How much of your income should you spend on your wants?
What is 20%
An educational institution that is predominantly funded by public money through taxes. Offers many degree options and advanced studies.
Public College
A college or university student's declared secondary academic discipline during their undergraduate studies. Requires fewer credit hours.
Minor
What is a type of financial product that allows people to save money for an emergency or a goal?
What is a savings account
Giving a gift for charity, humanitarian aid, or to help a cause. Typically, money, services, and goods such as clothing, toys, and food.
What is donating?

The formula for calculating simple interest.
What is interest= principal x rate x term.