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Financial Literacy Vocab

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  • A piece of paper or scan code that provides a discount for the user.
    Coupons
  • offers easy access to your money for your daily transactional needs and helps keep your cash secure
    Checking Account
  • Taking out money from an ATM/your bank account
    Withdrawl
  • A type of card you can use to pay for things that withdraws funds you already have from your bank account.
    Debit Card
  • Mr. Dowson is borrowing $8000 from Ms. Daley to buy band tee shirts. Ms. Daley is charging him 2% interest over a 2 year term. What will Mr. Dowson pay in INTEREST?
    Mr. Dowson will pay $320 in interest.
  • Mme. Talbot is depositing $11,000 into her savings account and will not withdraw any of it for at least 3 years. Her savings account has an interest rate of 4%. what is the TOTAL AMOUNT of money she will have in her account in 3 years?
    She will have $12,320 in her savings account.
  • Lupe the dog is depositing $14,000 into her savings account and will not withdraw any of it for at least 2 years. Her savings account has an interest rate of 6%. How much INTEREST will she have collected in 2 years?
    She will have collected $1,680 in interest.
  • Money you receive for working
    Income
  • Ms. Daley is taking out a $55,000 loan to buy Croc charms. Her loan has a yearly interest rate of 6% over a 3 year term. How much INTEREST will she pay?
    She will pay $9000 in interest.
  • When your pay monthly to live in a home instead of buying your own
    Renting
  • the management of money
    Finances
  • An account that you set aside money for emergencies and can earn interest on
    Savings Account
  • A written way to pay for something.
    Check
  • The money spent on emergencies.
    Unexpected Expenses/Emergency Savings
  • When you use a credit card banks charge you extra money on based on what you borrowed. What is this called?
    Interest
  • A type of card you can use to pay for things by borrowing money from the bank and paying it back later.
    Credit Card
  • The money spent on something.
    Expenses
  • When you owe money to a company or institution, you an in ____________
    Debt
  • To grow one's money over time.
    Investing
  • Spending plan based on your income and expenses.
    Budget
  • a book of blank checks with a register for recording checks written.
    Checkbook
  • a mandatory payment or charge collected by the government.
    Taxes
  • A tax charged whenever goods and services are sold.
    Sales Tax
  • Putting your money into an ATM/ your bank account.
    Deposit
  • When a store takes a percentage off the price.
    Discount
  • To exchange money for something you want or need
    Buying
  • the amount of money you make from doing a job
    Earnings/Income