Budgeting
Taxes
Loans
Insurance
Investing
100

You put a portion of your paycheck into your savings, retirement, emergency or other goal-based savings accounts before you do anything else with it.

Pay Yourself First

100

The purpose of taxes

Funds the government

100

Excellent Credit Score Numbers

800-850

100

The max amount your insurance policy will reimburse you for a covered loss

Limits

100

Person that owns shares (pieces) of a company

Shareholder

200

50% of your net income should go to your needs,  30% should go to your wants, 20% should go to savings or paying debt

50/30/20 Budget

200

Declares withholdings from each paycheck for tax purposes

W-4

200

Financial aid you don’t have to pay back (3 types)

Scholarships, Grants, and Work study

200

FSA's can be defined as 

Flexible spending accounts

200

A loan from a company or government that earns interest over time

Bond

300

Standard expenses that happen every month, on a certain day, and for a certain amount.

Fixed Expenses

300

An amount that can be subtracted from a person’s taxable income

Deductions

300

Any lending practice where the borrower is taken advantage of by the lender

Predatory Lending

300

The 3 types of insurance

Renters, Auto, and Health

300

Money an investor makes when they sell an investment for a higher price than they paid

Capital Gains

400

Every single dollar of your income is assigned to a specific expense, leaving you with a balance of $0

Zero-Based Budget

400

Someone you financially support who can be “claimed” on taxes to reduce taxable income

Dependents 
400

Capacity, Collateral, Covenants, and Character are the 4 parts of it

Credit

400

The amount you’re charged every month in your insurance policy

Premium

400

Allow investors to buy many stocks or bonds in certain market segments at once 

ETFs

500

Expenses or purchases that happen throughout the month. They are not as predictable as fixed expenses regarding their dates or amounts, but they reliably happen

Day-to-Day Expenses

500

You will receive one from every employer from the tax year – Shows how much you earned & paid in taxes for the year

W-2

500

A type of loan that requires the borrower to make scheduled, periodic payments that are applied to both the principal and interest

Amortized Loans

500

Texting while driving ticket increases auto insurance premiums by

$346

500

A plan with benefits that helps workers invest for retirement

401(k)