Personal Finance - Education, Careers & Entrepreneurship

Your line of work -

• career

• job

• employer

• employee

Money which is taken out from you paycheck for taxes is called:

• employee benefits

• take-home pay

• withholding

• net pay

Income from investments, interests, and earnings, including the sale of an investment at a higher price than you paid for it:

• earned income

• portfolio income

• passive income

• responsible income

The total amount an employee is paid along with any benefits the employee receives:

• salary

• profit

• wages

• compensation

Payment for work, usually calculated in periods of an hour:

• compensation

• wages

• salary

• profit

When income is greater than expenses:

• profit

• loss

• income

• benefits

Income produced by working at a job as an employee

• earned income

• passive income

• portfolio income

• free income

Payment for work, usually calculated in periods of a week or longer:

• wages

• tuition

• salary

• income

A person who works for someone else in exchange for money:

• employee

• employer

• staffer

• stocker

The amount of money you get to take home after taxes and deductions:

• salary

• gross pay

• take-home pay

• wages