True

False

The skills, knowledge, and experience a person has.

The capital of the world -- Washington D.C.

The money, items, and assets a person has.

True

False

The idea that it is difficult to stop doing something when you've already invested money into it.

The idea that there is underwater treasure.

The idea that it is a bad idea to pay money upfront before starting an activity.

The idea that if you dig deep into your finances, you can always find more money.

The percent gain (or loss) of an investment over time. 

The speed at which money comes back to you.

The amount of money you invest.

The taxes paid on the money you have made.

A need is essential for life.

A want is essential for life.

Needs are more expensive than wants.

People may want different things, but they all need the same things.

A life event that has an impact on your finances, usually involving making or spending money.

Information reported to the government concerning your taxes.

The cost or benefit of not doing something.

The cost required for something or the money spent on something.

A word describing a product that costs a lot

The money you make on a product after subtracting what the materials cost.

True

False

True

False

True

False