An obligation to repay borrowed money.

Money put into an account intended for growth.

All the money decisions a person or family makes including earning, budgeting, saving, spending, and planning for the future.

Anything of value that is owned by an individual.

The granting of a loan and the creation of debt.

A federally recognized, tax-exempt organizations such as a church, hospital, charity, or school that serves the public in some capacity.

The charge for borrowed money generally defined as a percentage; also, the earned interest on money you save or invest.

The cost of goods or services.

An unlimited amount of wants but limited resources.

A monthly plan for how you are going to save and spend your income.

Interest paid only on the principal investment.

A person or organization that purchases a product or service.

The amount of money you should have in your emergency fund.

Anything you owe; a debt

The total value of a person's assets (things owned) minus the liabilities (things owed); may be a positive or negative dollar amount

The process of putting money into an account

Occurs when money is withdrawn from a bank account and the available balance goes below zero.

The condition of having unlimited wants but limited resources is known as:

Personal finance is about ________% behavior and ________% head knowledge.