WorksheetsPersonal Finance
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is a budget?
A plan for how money will not be used
A plan for how money will be used
The amount you spend
The amount you save
What is income?
The amount you spend
The amount you don't save
Money taken in
What is variable expense?
The amount of money you spend
The amount of money you save
An expense that costs different amounts every month
The variable in math
What is repossess?
To not take back an item
To take back possession of something
To share a company
What are stocks?
sharing something
An ownership share in a company
A graph with pointy arrows that are red and green
What is real investment?
putting money into stocks and bonds
putting money into something physical
putting money into banks
stealing banks
What is interest?
money paid by other people
money robbed by the bank
money paid regularly by the bank on the account
money paid by the U.S
What is investment?
money spent on something with the goal of making more money
money spent on other things
money spent on saved products
What does this represent?
Spending money
Spending pennies
Saving money
interest
What is this called?
A Check
A credit card
A debit card
Money Order
What is this?
Credit history
Credit card
Credit score
None of the above
$500 for teens; $1,000 for adults
What are some benefits to starting a savings account early?
you can earn interest on money saved
putting money aside will help avoid spending it on something else
setting a savings goal will help
all of the above
When opening a savings account or planning your budget, which unexpected expenses should you consider?
home repair
car repair
medical expenses
all of the above
When you buy something you WANT, what should you consider before buying?
where it will look best in my house
will my friends like it as much as I do
you might not have enough money for necessary spending (emergencies)
When panning a simple budget, what items would you recommend including?
earnings
spending
saving
all of the above
Is it better to pay your monthly credit card statement in full or pay the minimum balance? Why?
pay it in full
you can avoid paying a fee on the remaining balance
pay the minimum balance
paying the minimum balance takes care of eeverything
the total amount of money you earn
gross income
net income
the amount of money you receive after deductions are subtracted from your gross income
gross income
net income
money taken out of your account
debit
deposit
money put into your account
deposit
debit
the money in your account
debit
deposit
balance
a plan for how much income will be received and how it will be spent
budget
grocery list
shopping list
In case of emergency you should have what...
Good Credit
Money Saved
Budget Plan
Credit Card
By investing you are...
Making your money grow
Advancing in the stock market
Adulting
Building your credit
What is interest
Something you like to do
Excessive borrowing
A fee paid for the use of someone else's money
used to buy something now and pay it for later
fee?
