Financial Literacy Budget

A debit card is what kind of payment option?

Which of these are long term savings options?

The money left over in your budget after your bills and needs are paid.

What two things do you have to compare when making a budget?

When making your budget, what income amount do you need to know?

Giving up a want today to be able to save for a goal down the road.

How many credit cards do financial advisers think a person should have?

A credit card is what kind of payment option?

What are three features available with online banking?

When it comes to personal savings what is PYF?

A typical family budget will generally see the largest potion of income spent on what category?

When a lender loans money to a borrower, what do banks charge for loaning the money?

Whats the difference between a job and a career?

A federal government program that provides retirement, survivor's, and disability payments.

Protection against car crashes is the primary reason people purchase this type of insurance?

When budgeting, the first categories to assign income towards should be those that meet this?

In regards to a budget or register what does the word credit refer too?

What we call something that is essential for survival.

Your house catches on fire. Everything is lost. What type of insurance would covers this?

What do we call a record of your income and expenditures for each month?

Any business that provides money-related services.

How much of your monthly income should you assign on your monthly budget?

The bills each month that rarely change in amount?

When do you plan for your career?

A purposeful course of action in life that provides an income is called what?

Government program that pays for certain health care expenses for older citizens.

This type of goal can be achieved in one year or less.

What are two examples of financial institutions?

What kind of buy could we call a purchase of an item around the cash register?

What do we call the amount of money made over a month period after all deductions are made?

The concept of limited resources and money, hence the need to budget.

What we call something we buy not required for survival.

Doctors’ visits, surgeries, and hospital stays, are all covered by what kinds of insurance?

The bills each month that change or vary month to month.

Which of these are short term savings options?

What do we call the amount of money made over a month period before all deductions are made?

When making a budget, what do we call the amount of money taken out for taxes?

The amount of earnings made over a month after deductions are made.

Who pays into Social Security?

Anything that you pay our each month such as bills, groceries, or entertainment.

In regard to budgets or registers what does the word debit refer too?

Using savings accounts only, sees your money lose value due to what economic factor?