Financial Literacy-6th

Money given to the government to pay for things like schools, roads and bridges.

Money taken out of your paycheck by your employer.

Card that allows you to borrow money from a company on the promise that you will pay them back

The amount of money you make at a job - fixed amount over the course of a year

The amount of money you make at a job - typically calculated hourly.

The percentage of a sum of money charged for its use.

Loans to the government or to a corporation.

Card that allows you to withdraw money directly out of a bank account.

The amount you owe on a loan!

The possibility of something bad happening to your money.

The amount you make at a job after deductions have been taken out.

An investment representing ownership interest in a specific company.

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The amount you make at a job before deductions have been taken out.

Money placed in a bank or credit union

Money that can be made available for use

A long-term plan for earning income through stocks, bonds and mutual funds

Bonus: What is the equation showing how our money is earned from employers?

Type of investment where you pool your money with other people and split any profits or losses

When you spend more money than you have in your bank account