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WorksheetsStandard 2 - Understand the Principles of Managing Money
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 28mins
Accounts offered by depository institutions whose main purpose is to help people manage their money
Savings account
Interest rates
Savings tools
Holds money not spent on current consumption, Shop for highest interest rates
Savings tool
Savings account
Interest rates
Use card instead of cash. immediately deducted from bank account
Contactless payment
Debit card
Credit union
Depository institution that offer many banking services and are owned by their customers. not for profit - ( non-profit)
Countactless payment
Credit Union
Debit card
Account that allows quick access to funds fro transactions. Overdraft fee, spend more than you have in your checking account
Checking account
Commercial bank
Depository Institution
Commercial banks and credit unions, are safe and each insured for $250.000.00 for each account.
Grocery stores
Depository Institutions
Checking account
A tax on purchased goods and services. ex. charging 6% on purchased items
Sale tax
Interest
Community
Tax on earned and unearned income. Not included on Income and Expense Statement
Property Tax
Excise tax
Income tax
Charged on consumption items, gasoline, hotel rooms and airline tickets
Earned Interest
Excise Tax
Income tax
Money demanded by a government to support the government facilities or services.
Sale tax
Taxes
Payroll tax
Taxed earned income. Funds Social Security and Medicare
Property tax
Sale tax
Payroll tax
Tax on property, such as land, buildings (including homes) and cards. Assessed are not the same, for each property. Set by state and local government
Payroll tax
Property tax
Sale tax
Money spent. Exceed income on spending plan, decrease expenses would be financially smart.
Assets
Income
Expenses
Assets-liability=Net Worth. Increase assets increases net worth. $20,000 net worth is greater than $15,000 net worth
Statement of financial position
Net worth
Market Value
Describes individual or family's financial conditions on a specified date by showing assets, liabilities, and net worth. Paychecks, and credit card balanced not included
Investment Asset
Market value
Statement of financial position
Always under revision, never complete. Same items as a budget . Track current income and expenses
Spending plan
Savings
Net Loss
When income is greater than expenses. Earning more money than you are spending. Put in savings or pay expenses.
Insurance
Net gain
Banks
Items you sign a contract for: cell phone, cable bill
Contractual Expenses
Saving Tools
Taxes
The amounts required to pay income and payroll taxes. Pay is less than you expected
Deductions
Excise Tax
Gross Income
Common feess that may be charged o saving and checking accounts
Late Fees
Net Worth
Income Tx
Designed to help Senior Citizens
Columbo
Medicare
Perry Mason
Buy without signing a contract, gasoline, food and entertainment
Mavrick
Matlock
Non Contractual Expenses
