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Savings
Budgeting
100

A budget helps you keep track of your money...

True.

100

A plan for how you will spend your money is called a _______.

Budget

100

What is income?

Money you receive from work or benefits.

100

Why do people save money?

For future goals or emergencies.

100

What should you do before making a large purchase?

Think about it / Compare prices / Check your budget

200

Saving even a small amount of money can be helpful...

True

200

Money set aside for the future is called _______.

Savings

200

What is a budget?

A plan for how you will spend and save money.

200

Name one thing people commonly save money for.

Emergency, vacation, car, housing, electronics, etc.

200

What is the first step in making a budget?

Knowing how much money you have coming in (income)

300

A need and a want are the same thing...

False

300

Rent, food, and utilities are examples of _______.

Needs
300

What is a bank account?

A place to keep your money safely.

300

What two things are required to open a bank account?

1. Social Security # 2. Photo ID

300

Name two things that should be included in a budget.

Rent, groceries, transportation, phone bill, utilities, savings, etc.

400

Checking your bank account regularly can help you manage money...

True

400

Money received from a job is called _______.

Income.

400

What is a bill?

Money you owe for a service or product. 

400

What is an emergency fund?

Money set aside for unexpected expenses.

400

What can happen if you spend money without a plan?

Run out of money, miss bills, overspend, financial stress.

500

Buying something because it is on sale always saves money...

False

500

A surprise car repair is an example of an _______ expense.

Unexpected/Emergency

500

What is a benefit?

Financial or support services such as SSI, SSDI, SNAP, or Medicaid.

500

What is one benefit of having savings?

Less stress, preparedness for emergencies, financial security.

500

What is one habit that can help someone stick to a budget?

Tracking spending, using a shopping list, checking bank accounts, planning purchases, etc.