Personal Finance Vocabulary
Personal Finance Income
Personal Finance Expenses
Personal Finance Credit and Debit
Personal Finance Budget
Personal Finance Saving and Investing
100

When a business, or person is unable to pay her or his debts

What is bankrupt?

100

The amount of money a person is paid from their job.

What is income?

100

sum payable as profit for shares

What is dividend?

100

When goods are bought now and paid for later.

What is credit?

100

A plan and record of spending.

What is a budget?

100

Money that remains after you have paid for regular or needed expenses?

What is discretionary income?

200

An investor bought 40 shares in ABC Corporation at $80 a share.  

What is stock?

200

The more a person has, the higher their potential income earnings will be.  

What is education?

200

Expenses that are the same amount every time

What is Fixed expenses?

200

When goods are bought now and paid for now with my money.

What is debit?

200

The first category after income when creating a budget.

What is savings/pay yourself first?

200

A safe but long term investment, considered an IOU and paid back at a state rate of interest.

What is a bond?

300

A number that shows how well a person manages their money, a financial grade.

What is credit score?

300

The three main types are: income, property and sales.

What are taxes?

300

Expenses that change from month to month, like groceries or utilities.

What are variable expenses?

300
A payment made for the use of money that has been borrowed?
What is interest?
300

What are the 5 main types of taxes?

What are Income, Payroll, Property, Sales, & Excise?

300

A high interest savings account that requires the money be left for a set time period (2, 5 or 10 years).

What is a certificate of deposit, CD?

400

The next best alternative that must be given up when a choice is made

What is Opportunity Cost?

400

The total amount of money earned in a year.

What is gross annual income?

400

Expenses that are based on wants and may be unnecessary spending, personal choice spending.

What is discretionary income?

400

A fixed amount of money paid on a regular basis to a permanent employee of an organization

What is salary?

400
Required charges of citizens by local, state and federal governments.
What taxes?
400

The amount the policyholder must pay for expenses before the insurance company pays anything.

What is deductible?

500
A person cannot pay for their house and the bank takes ownership of the home. 

What is foreclosure?

500

The take home pay a person has each month.

What is net income?

500

A policy on a home, car or person that helps when there is an emergency.

What is insurance?

500

When a person is paid by the hour and is only paid for the hours worked.

What  are hourly wages?

500
What two tax forms are represented within FICA? What does each letter mean?
What is Social Security & Medicare? What is Federal, Insurance, Contribution, Act?
500

When a person applies to the insurance company to pay for an issue for their car or at their home.

What is  a claim?