Budgeting Basics
Saving & Goals
Wants Vs. Needs
100

A tool for tracking income and expenses to help you manage your money.

What is a budget.

100

Setting aside money for emergencies or future needs is called what?

What is saving.

100

Something you must have to live, like food, shelter, or clothing, is called a what?

What is a need.

200

This type of expense stays the same each month.

What is a fixed expense.

200

This acronym stands for how to make your financial goals more effective: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound.

What are SMART goals.

200

True or False: You should buy an Xbox before you buy groceries because somebody can probably lend you money for groceries later.

What is false.

300

Money you spend on things like food or gas that can change each month is called what?

What is a variable expense.

300

The amount of money earned after subtracting all operating costs, taxes, interest, and other expenses from their total revenue 

What is net income.

300

Spotify Premium, Starbucks, concert tickets, and Bepsi are all examples of what?

What are wants.

400

Money in Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe)

Shooniyaa

400

The amount of money earned before any taxes, deductions, or expenses are subtracted. 

What is gross income.

400

Sacrifices when budgeting can also be called what?

What are trade-offs.

500

A prediction of future financial outcomes.

What is a forecast.

500

Saving a portion of your income before anything else can also be called

What is paying yourself first.

500

Avoiding debt and saving for the future helps you reach what kind of goals?

What are long-term goals?