Income
Savings
Debit & Credit
Budget
Bonus
100

What is income? 

Money received from a job. 

100

What is Savings? 

The portion of your income that you do NOT spend. 

100

What is Debt? 

Money owed. 

100

What is Budget? 

A record of your income and spending, as well as a plan for managing your money. 

100
What are the three types of taxes? 

1. Income

2. Sales

3. Property 

200

What is gross income? 

Total pay BEFORE deductions 

200

What is an insurance policy? 

A contract that outline coverage plans and protects a person from a financial loss. 

200

How can you use your money in your Checking Account? 

1. Debit Card

2. Cash

3. Checks 

200

What is opportunity cost? 

The choice they give eup when making financial decision. 

200

What is a premium and a deductible? 

A premium is the cost of an insurance policy. A deductible is money paid before insurance covers the remaining costs. 

300

What is net income? 

Total pay AFTER deductions 

300

What is interest? 

A fee that is received or paid for the use of money. 

300

What is Debit? 

An amount deducted from a bank account. 

300

What are the three parts of a budget? 

1. Income

2. Expenditures

3. Savings 

400

What are taxes? 

Required payments to the government. 

400

What is the definition of Financial Institution? What is one example? 

A business that provides services related to money. 

Examples: Bank, credit union, investment firm 

400

What is a Credit Score? 

A number to represent a person's creditworthiness. 

400

What is impulse buying? 

A purchase based on an immediate want. 

500

What is the purpose of taxes? 

To pay for programs to help citizens. 

500

What does it mean to invest? What are two examples of investments? 

To try to grow your money. 

Examples: stocks, mutual funds, bonds

500

What is Credit? What are examples of credit? 

Obtaining goods before payment by agreeing to pay later. 

Examples: credit cards, loans

500

What are some examples of expenditures? 

Rent, utilities, living expenses.