What is a budget?

• A plan that outlines how much money you will earn and spend over a certain period.

• A document that shows your earnings and deductions.

• A regular payment for services or products.

• A specific amount of money given regularly to children.

Which of the following best describes "bills"?

• Regular payments that you owe for services or products.

• Money set aside for future use.

• Items required for survival.

• Taxes imposed by the government.

What are "needs" according to the definitions provided?

• Essential items or services required for survival.

• Items desired for comfort or enjoyment.

• The money received from work.

• A plan for spending money.

Which of the following is an example of a "want"?

• New clothes or entertainment.

• Food and shelter.

• Electricity bill.

• A pay stub.

What does "income" refer to?

• The money received from work, investments, or other sources.

• The costs incurred for goods and services.

• A document outlining earnings and deductions.

• A specific amount of money given to children.

What are "expenses"?

• The costs incurred for goods and services, including bills and daily purchases.

• The total amount of money earned before deductions.

• Money set aside for future use.

• Taxes imposed by the government.

What is the definition of "savings"?

• Money that is set aside for future use, often kept in a bank or savings account.

• A plan for spending and earning money.

• Regular payments for services or products.

• The total amount of money earned before deductions.

What does "gross pay" mean?

• The total amount of money earned before any deductions.

• The money received from investments.

• A document outlining an employee's earnings.

• A specific amount of money given to children.

What is a "pay stub"?

• A document provided by an employer that outlines an employee's earnings and deductions for a specific pay period.

• A plan for spending money.

• A regular payment for services.

• Money set aside for future use.

What are "income taxes"?

• Taxes imposed by the government on the income earned by individuals and businesses.

• The costs incurred for goods and services.

• A specific amount of money given to children.

• Money set aside for future use.