Behavioral economics/Consumer skills
(Behavioral Economics)If Someone buys a membership, then goes to the place every week to make up for the cost, that is...?
The Sunken Cost fallacy
(Banking) A user opens an account to say any extra money they may have, this account may be...?
A Savings Acount
(Taxes)What is the form you fill out when getting a job?
W-4
(Managing your credit)What is the range your credit score can be from?
300-850
(Buying a House)What percentage should your down payment be on a house you're looking to buy?
20%
(Consumer Skill) If you don't like the price, you negotiate it as low as possible for you. This is an example of...?
Hagglling
Certificate of
Deposit
(Insurance)You're renting an apartment, and a tornado rips the roof off Which type of insurance covers that damage?
(Types of credit)This credit usually doesn't have a limit of over $5,000 and is one of the biggest causes of financial debt in the USA What is it?
Credit card(Credit Card Debt works to)
An escrow account
(Consumer Skills)If you like a product, but you're worried it might break too easily, so you check the reviews, this is an example of...?
Researching
(Budgeting)You move out of your parent's house and decide how you will spend your money for the month, this is a...?
Budgeting plan
(Taxes)This way of calculating taxes uses brackets and is most commonly used in the USA What type of taxes is it?
Progressive Tax
(Managing your credit)What Range do you want your credit score to be from?
700-850
(Careers)What type of schooling do you have to complete to become an electrician?
Trade School
(Behavioral economics)This cognitive bias describes our tendency to avoid losses more than we enjoy equivalent gains—losing $100 feels worse than gaining $100 feels good.
Loss aversion
(Banking)Which accounts in banks have debit cards?
Checking Accounts
(Taxes)This form is given to you by your employer before the 31st of January, what is it?
W-2
(Types of credit)This credit is usually given to people who have higher credit scores, and the credit usually comes from the bank. What is it?
A Loan
(Buying a house) This person can help you understand the agreements to transactions, and the laws behind them. Who are they?
A Realtor(real estate attorney works as well)
(Behavioral economics)This term refers to the tendency of individuals to rely too heavily on the first piece of information offered (the "anchor") when making decisions.
Anchoring
(Budgeting)What is a good way to make it to your short-term and long-term financial goals?
Budegting
(Insurance)What Type of insurance, if you're renting, covers your belongings?
Renters Insurance
(Managing your credit)How often should the average person check their credit score?
(Careers)What type of schooling do you have to go through to be a commercial pilot?
Trick Question, both colleg and flight training.