________ is money earned for work people do.

• Income

• Spending

• Saving

• Credit

________ is paying money for goods like food and clothes or services such as a haircut.

• Income

• Credit

• Saving

• Spending

_________ is putting money aside to use in the future.

• Spending

• Saving

• Charitable giving

• Credit

________ is when you buy something and pay for it later.

• Charitable giving

• Credit

• Spending

• Income

_________ is giving money and/or supplies to help others.

• Charitable giving

• Saving

• Credit

• Income

Rhonda buys school supplies and takes them to the local school for children who do not have supplies of their own. This is an example of __________.

• income

• spending

• charitable giving

• saving

Marcus receives $4 for allowance and $5 for a birthday present. This is an example of ___________.

• income

• spending

• saving

• charitable giving

Brooke puts $4 a week from her allowance into a piggy bank. This is an example of ___________.

• spending

• charitable giving

• income

• saving

Mrs. Jefferson wants to buy a car. She pays $3,000 to the car dealer and will pay $298 a month for 4 years to repay the rest of the money. This is an example of ___________.

• spending

• credit

• saving

• charitable giving

Juan uses $1 of his allowance to buy candy and $3 to buy a book. This is an example of ___________.

• saving

• income

• credit

• spending