Vocab
Income
Disney Characters
Checks and Credit
CN Characters
100

 A financial outline that helps you plan

What is a Budget?

100

A fixed amount paid regularly, regardless of hours

What is a salary wage?

100

This mouse wears red shorts and white gloves.

Who is Mickey Mouse?

100

Paying with cash or a debit card

Spending

100

“Ed, Edd n ___.”

Eddy

200

Reoccuring Money in your account

What is Income?

200

Total amount earned before anything is taken out

What is Gross Pay

200

This blue fish has trouble remembering things.

Who is Dory?

200

Paying with a credit card or loan

Borrowing

200

This character is a green shapeshifter.

Beast Boy

300

 ex- (“out”) + pend (“to weigh” or “to pay”) + -se (noun ending)

What is an expense?

300

The amount left after deductions

What is Net Pay?

300

She loses a glass slipper at midnight.

Cinderella 

300

The yearly cost of carrying a balance, shown as a percentage.

Annual Percentage Rate

300

This show follows four kids who travel to a magical world through a treehouse.

Adventure Time

400

You set money aside for a rainy day

What are Savings?

400

For-profit institutions open to the public.

What is a Bank?

400

In this movie, a girl named Mirabel lives with a magical family.

What is Encanto?

400

Just a signature. Anyone who has the check can cash it — risky if lost.

Blank Endorsement

400

What is the name of the device that allows Ben to transform into aliens?

What is the Omnitrix?

500

Borrowing money that you have to pay back

What is Credit?

500

Nonprofit, member-owned institutions, often with lower fees.

What is a Credit Union?

500

This fairy helps Peter Pan fly.

TinkerBell

500

“For deposit only” plus a signature. Can only be deposited, not cashed.

Restrictive Endorsement

500

“Samurai ___.”

Jack