AVID: Financial Literacy Vocabulary

Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, and Paid Sick Time are examples of:

Most minimum wage jobs are paid hourly, meaning you get paid:

Rent, groceries, and electricity are all examples of:

The extra money you have to pay when you borrow money OR money you make from a saving's account is called:

True or False: When you pay with a Credit Card, you are paying with borrowed money that you will have to pay back.

The money earned by doing work is called:

The least amount of a money an employer can pay you is called the:

Part of a paycheck will go to the government to pay for things like social security, schools, & roads. This is called:

True or False: When you pay with a Debit Card, you are paying with money you already have in your bank account.

The time period you are scheduled to work is called your:

An amount of money put aside for the future is called:

The latest iPhone, a Dutch Brother's drink, and a new shirt are examples of:

Money you borrow and later pay back with interest is called:

A plan for saving and spending is called: