Personal Finance

Front

How often should you review your monthly home budget?

Back

Monthly

Front

What is the First Principle of Finance?

Back

Spend Less Than You Earn

Front

What is the Second Principle of Finance?

Back

Make Your Money Work For You

Front

What is the Third Principle of Finance?

Back

Protect Your Money

Front

Portions of Money taken out of a paycheck (Gross Pay) before you receive your money (Net Pay) are called _________. (Examples: Taxes, Retirement, Health Insurance, FICA)

Back

Deductions

Front

According to the Pain of Paying YouTube video, which method of paying feels worse? Options: Credit Card, Cash, Spare Change, Check

Back

Cash

Front

In the Paradox of Value EdPuzzle, which values are being compared directly before the first question?

Back

Exchange Value and Use Value

Front

Using this Pay Stub, which value shows the total "current deductions" of the taxpayer? Options: $315.21, $284.79, $2563.11, $334.80

Back

$315.21

Tags

CCSS.6.NS.B.3

Front

Name two types of Ownership Investments mentioned in the Personal Finance unit?
Options: Certificate of Deposit and Bonds, Bonds and Dividends, Stocks and Gains, Real Estate and Stocks

Back

Real Estate and Stocks

Front

How much money does Kal Penn recommend you save each month?

Back

20%

Tags

CCSS.6.RP.A.3C