Personal Financial Statements
Budgeting Techniques
Taxes in Your Life
Financial Future
Vocabulary
100

Debt. 

What is the amount owed to others that is considered a liability. 

100

Specific

Measurable 

Action oriented

Realistic

Time based

What is the acronym stand for? 

100

To determine the amount a taxpayer is supposed to pay.

What is the main purpose for preparing a federal income tax return? 

100

Spend less than you receive. 

What is the only way to have money in the future?
100

Item of value. 

What is a personal asset?

200

Knowing your current financial status. 

What is the process of good money management? 

200

Rent and insurance payments. 

What are examples of fixed expenses? 

200

Real estate property tax and personal property tax. 

What are taxes on property? 

200

Analyzing your current financial situation. 

What is the first step in financial planning?

200

The difference between a person's assets and liabilities. 

What is Net Worth?

300

A record of assets and liabilities at a point in time. 

What is a balance sheet?

300

Develop a budget, track expenses, and pay bills. 

What are the three benefits of a good budgeting system?

300

Subtracting adjustments to income, deductions, and exemptions from gross income. 

What is calculating your taxable income?

300

Personal Balance and a sheet & cash flow statement. 

What is a financial inventory? 

300

Report that summarizes your current financial condition, acknowledgements, your financial needs, and sets a direction for your financial activities. 

What is a financial plan? 

400

The amount of a paycheck after taxes and deductions. 

What is net pay? 

400

1. Set financial goals

2. Plan budget categories

3. Maintain financial records

4. Evaluate your budget

What are the four main steps for creating a budget? 

400

Purchases,  property, wealth, earnings. 

What are the four main categories of taxes?

400

Social security, pensions, individual retirement accounts, annuities.

What are the four common sources of income during retirement?

400

Tax deduction for the tax payer, a spouse, and each dependent.

What is exemption?

500

Assets, liabilities, and net worth. 

What are the three main parts of a balance sheet?

500

Savings, food, clothing, household, transportation, health & personal care, recreation of education, and gifts & contribution. 

What are the eight common used budget categories? 

500

1. Determine gross income

2. Calculate adjusted gross income

3. Subtract deductions

4. Determine Exemptions

5. Compute taxable income

6. Taxes owed

7. Make tax payments or ask for a refund or credit

What are the seven steps to prepare a federal tax return? 

500

Revise goals, make changes in spending habits, and engage in estate planning to build and distribute property. 

What are the activities used to review your financial plan?

500

Tax sheltered retirement plan in which people can annually invest earnings up to a certain amount. 

What is an IRA (Individual Retirement Account)?