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100

Money regularly received, usually from employment. 

What is income?

100

The game that we played to simulate spending priorities.

What is the Bean Game?

100

The name of the important budgeting rule that breaks your budget into Needs, Wants, and Savings.

What is the 50-30-20 rule?
100

Small portions of ownership in a large company.

What are stocks/shares?

100
The name of the competition we had to see which company would do the best on the stock market.

What is The Company Challenge?

200

The account is used for everyday use and easy withdrawals.

What is a checking account?

200

Fill in the blank:

The more you spend, you will be able to save ____.

What is less?

200

Housing costs, utilities, and food are examples of...

What are Needs?

200

Fill in the blank: 

If a company is doing well, you can sell your stock and ___ money.

What is earn?

200

True or False:

You should always put your money from savings in savings accounts, plans, or investments.

What is True?

300

Money earned from existing money over time in a savings account.

What is interest?

300

True or False: Everyone has the same priorities for what they want to spend on.

What is False?

300

The percentage of your budget that should go towards Savings.

What is 20%?

300

Name 4 companies on the stock market.

What are Tesla, Google, Ford, and Apple, etc.?

300

Money taken from your income by the government to help pay for schools, roads, etc.

What are taxes?

400

A card used to spend money directly from your checking account.

What is a debit card?


400

Which will have a greater benefit in the future: Spending money on new shoes or saving for college?

What is saving for college?

400

Give four examples of Wants.

What are new shoes, video games, eating out, styling hair, etc.?

400
A collection of a large number of stocks, a less risky investment.

What is an index fund?

400

Use the 50-30-20 rule to budget $100,000 into Needs, Wants, and Savings.

What is $50,000 in Needs, $30,000 in Wants, and $20,000 in Savings?

500

Common interest rates for a traditional savings account (multiple answers work).

What is 1-3%?

500

Name 4 different ways to spend your money

What are Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Cash, Checks, and Payment Apps?

500
Use the 50-30-20 rule to budget $50,000 into Needs, Wants, and Savings.
What is $25,000 in Needs, $15,000 in Wants, and $10,000 in Savings?
500

The name of a stock from a single company.

What is a corporate stock?

500

The name of the primary US stock market.

What is the New York Stock Exchange?