Understanding Income and Financial Planning

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Expenses

• The costs subtracted from gross income for necessary spending.

• The total income earned before any deductions.

• The amount of money saved for future use.

• The profits made after all expenses are paid.

Example of expenses

• $150

• $200

• $250

• $300

Net income formula

• Net income = Gross income + Taxes + Expenses

• Net income = Gross income - Taxes + Expenses

• Net income = Gross income - Taxes - Expenses

• Net income = Gross income + Taxes - Expenses

Debit Card with Diagram

• A visual representation of a debit card, showing how it uses your money from the bank with no interest.

• A credit card that allows you to borrow money up to a certain limit.

• A prepaid card that can only be used until the balance runs out.

• A type of card that earns interest on the money deposited.

Credit Card

• A small plastic card used to purchase goods or services with money that must be paid back with interest to the bank or institution in the future.

• A type of loan that does not require repayment until a later date.

• A debit card that allows users to withdraw cash from ATMs only.

• A card that provides discounts on purchases at specific stores.

Financial planning

• The process of managing income, expenses, and savings.

• A method for investing in stocks and bonds.

• A strategy for reducing debt and increasing credit score.

• A way to avoid taxes and maximize profits.

Receipt showing the breakdown of costs including sales tax

• Invoice detailing total expenses

• Receipt showing the breakdown of costs including sales tax

• Sales report with tax information

• Payment confirmation without tax details

Sales Tax

• A tax added to the price of goods and services

• A fee for using a credit card

• A discount on bulk purchases

• A charge for delivery services

Definition of net income

• The total amount of money earned after taxes and expenses are subtracted

• The total revenue generated before any deductions

• The amount of money spent on business operations

• The profit made from selling goods or services before taxes