A plan for how to use your money (what comes in and what goes out). Fill in the blank: ________

A computer tool for organizing numbers and money plans. Fill in the blank: ________

Money you earn or receive. Fill in the blank: ________

Money you spend. Fill in the blank: ________

Costs that stay the same each month (like rent or a car payment). Fill in the blank: ________

Costs that change each month (like groceries or gas). Fill in the blank: ________

Extra spending on wants, not needs (like movies or eating out). Fill in the blank: ________

Money set aside for unexpected expenses. Fill in the blank: ________

Giving money, goods, or time to help others. Fill in the blank: ________

Acting in ways that help society and the community. Fill in the blank: ________

Looking at information (like numbers) to find patterns and make decisions. Fill in the blank: ________

Money left over after paying for needs and bills. Fill in the blank: ________

A list showing all money coming in (income) and going out (expenses). Fill in the blank: ________

The value of all you own, after subtracting what you owe. Fill in the blank: ________

Something you own that has value (like a car, house, or savings). Fill in the blank: ________

Something you owe (like loans or credit card debt). Fill in the blank: ________

A document showing your assets, liabilities, and net worth. Fill in the blank: ________

How quickly you can turn something you own into cash. Fill in the blank: ________

Saving and organizing important financial papers and information. Fill in the blank: ________

An official paper that can be used in court (like a contract or will). Fill in the blank: ________

Computer programs or apps that help track money. Fill in the blank: ________

Expense – Money you ________.

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