Financial Literacy

What is a check called that has been written but not cleared by the bank?

What are contributions made by people to fund the services provided by the government?

What is a  transaction deposit account that allows consumers to make deposit and withdrawals.

What is the government’s leading source of revenue (money)?

What is the cost ofborrowing money which is expressed as a percentage? 

What is money a person receives such as a paycheck from a job called?  

What is an instrumentthat signifies an ownership position in a corporation?

What is a plan for spending and saving money based on a given time period?

What federal program provides workers and theirdependents retirement and disability income?

What are the amountssubtracted from gross income withheld by an employer called? 

What is the value that people own, including cash, property, possessions, andinvestments.?

What is any money a person spends or gives away?

What is anindividual's taxable income before any appropriate adjustments are made?

What is the amount ofa paycheck that a person can actually spend? (after all deductions)

What is a fixedamount of money paid to an employee for each pay period? 

What formula is usedto determine how long it takes for money to double in value.?

What is a sum of money given with the intent to be repaid with an agreed interest rate?

What is an agreement a borrower gives a lender for thepurpose of buying property?

What is the entire amount of money a person owes to lenders.

What is total annual percentage amount it will cost aperson to use credit?

What is a phrase used to describe what people should do to stay on track with savingmoney?

What is the number that reflects the credit history shown in aborrower's credit report called?

What card can be used to make purchases or obtain cashadvances using a line of credit?