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Careers
Taxes
Banking
FAFSA and Financial Aid
Credit
100
This is a document showcasing your education and career to potential employers
What is a resume'?
100
This is your total pay before taxes
What is gross pay?
100
This is the primary account most people use daily to deposit and withdraw money from the bank.
What is their checking account?
100
This is the application for all federal student financial aid.
What is the FAFSA?
100
This type of credit is commonly used by phone and electric companies who trust customers to pay for their services after they've been received.
What is service credit?
200
This is the most important piece of information on your resume' and should therefore be placed at the very top.
What is your name?
200
These people are your legal children living in your home for whom you get a tax break.
What is a dependent?
200
This is the easiest place to find your checking account routing number.
What is at the bottom of your check?
200
The FAFSA uses household income, family size, and government assistance to calculate this.
What is the family's ability to contribute to college funds?
200
This type of credit has a specific amount to be paid each month such as a home or car loan.
What is installment credit?
300
This is one of the things your resume' should never include.
What is (anything negative) (why you left your old job) (etc)?
300
This form informs you and the government of money you made and taxes you paid for the last calendar year.
What is a W2?
300
This is the term for a situation in which you've spent more money than is available in your checking account.
What is an overdraft?
300
When the FAFSA determines that you are independent due to age or life circumstance, you may qualify for this.
What is more aid?
300
This law protects consumers from discrimination when applying for or receiving credit.
What is Equal Credit Opportunity Act?
400
This is anything offered by an employer beyond regular pay.
What is an employee benefit?
400
You must use this form to file your taxes if you make over $100,000, own your own business, or want to itemize your deductions.
What is form 1040?
400
This is one of many technology savvy services now being offered to bank customers.
What is (PayPal) (EFT) (Online Banking) (Smart Cards) (Bill Pay) (etc.)?
400
This will happen if you fail to pay back student loans.
What is debt, bad credit, and/or bankruptcy?
400
This is the fee paid for using/borrowing someone else's money.
What is interest?
500
This is the document you fill out at the beginning of a new job or new year which tells your employer how much tax to take from your paycheck.
What is a W4?
500
This type of tax increases as the amount of income increases.
What is progressive tax?
500
This financial institution offers many of the same services as a bank, but is owned by its members.
What is a credit union?
500
This is what the acronym FAFSA stands for.
What is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid?
500
The 5 Cs of credit include (name at least three).
What is character, capacity, capital, collateral, and credit history?