Careers
Savings
Budgeting
Insurance
Random Finance
100

The action or fact of leaving one's job and ceasing to work for the rest of your life.

Retirement

100

An interest rate that stays the same no matter what is called a ________ interest rate.

Fixed

100

Things that are required in order to live

Needs
100

a type of insurance that covers any damage you may cause to another person or their vehicle

Car Insurance

100

What account does a debit card access?

Checking Account

200

Name at least 3 types of taxes taken out of each paycheck each pay period.

Medicare

Social Security

Federal

State

Local

200

What is the downside to a variable interest rate?

It can increase over time.

200

People who rely on another person for primary financial support---e.g., children, spouse, other family members

A dependent 

200

Insurance that covers medical illness or injury.

Health Insurance

200

Report sent from the employer to both the IRS and the employee, showing gross income, total taxes paid, and total voluntary deductions.

W2

300

What you receive on a regularly basis from an employer in the form of direct deposit or paper

Paycheck

300

An interest rate for a savings account that increases over time is called a...

Compound interest rate

300

things you purchase that add comfort and pleasure to your life

Wants

300

True or false:  A higher premium usually means a higher deductible.

False

300

The total amount of income from wages after deductions, taxes and allowances

Net Income

400

Name one way to increase to your potential future salary...

Higher education and increased experience

400

Which type of bank account collects interest over time?

Savings Account

400

What is one way to make rent cheaper without choosing a different home/apartment?

Get a roommate

400

A deductible is a payment you make...

When an incident/accident occurs

400

the total amount of income from wages before any payroll deductions (ex. taxes)

Gross Income

500

What is does being financially secure mean?

Having enough money saved to be able to withstand crises and emergencies.

500

Where do you allocate your money in the 50/30/20 rule?

50% Needs

30% Wants

20% Savings

500

Change from one period to another, examples: electric bill and entertainment.

What is Variable expenses?

500
A premium is a payment you make...
Monthly/regularly
500

The withholding form each new employee fills out, stating the number of exemptions. the more exemptions listed, the less withholding tax will be taken from the paycheck.

W4