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Math Banking Budgeting InvestingHodgePodge

Final

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.06Converted to a

percent, would be this.

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6%

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Figure Mary’s gross pay.

Makes $10 an hour and worked 30

hours.

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$300(10 x 30)

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Figure Tommy’s Net Pay.

Gross Pay = $546.00Taxes = $65.50

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$480.50(546-65.50)

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Add the following fractions:

1/4 + 1/12

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1/3

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Lisa has a part-time job at a shoe store. She worked 32 hours this week. Her pay rate is $8.25 an

hour. Her taxes and other deductions are 13% of her pay.

What is Lisa's net pay?

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$229.68(32 x 8.25 = 264264 x .13 = 34.32

264-34.32

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Which usually earns more interest,

a normal savings account or a certificate of

deposit?

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Certificate of Deposit

(CD)

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True or FalseA checking

account always earns interest.

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False

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Checks that have not been received and/or cleared by the bank

yet are known as these.

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Outstanding

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The process of making the bank

statement’s balance match your

checkbook balance is known as this

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Reconciling

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The book in which you keep records of

checks, deposits, debit card transactions, and

ATM withdrawals.

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Check Register

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Groceries are an example of this type of expense

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Flexible or variable

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Which of the following is NOT an expense:

FixedIncomeFlexible

Discretionary

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Income

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You should never budget more than this _________

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Net pay

Will also accept Take Home pay or income

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You should save this much of your

income

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10%

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All of your monthly expenses add up to $1,325

Your income is $1,275.

Do you have a surplus or deficit? And, what is the amount of the surplus or

deficit?

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Deficit

$50

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The biggest difference

between investing and saving is this word that begins

with an “R”

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Risk

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This is a pool of stocks, bonds, and other securities managed by

an investment company. Individuals can buy shares of the fund and profit from its

investment gains. When you purchase this, you own a little

bit of all kinds of different stocks, so your risk is lower.

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Mutual Fund

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When you own shares of stock,

you are known as this.

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Shareholder

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Take a look at the Google Stock chart

If the market were to close at the last point you see on the chart, would it close at a higher or lower number than it started with for the day?

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Higher

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WMT and

ATT are examples of these symbols that you might find on the stock market

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Ticker

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Honesty and family are

examples of these

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Values

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Food, shelter, and clothing are examples

of these

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Needs

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Which is the best deal?

14 oz. for $1.85

Or

10 oz. for $1.53

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14 oz. for $1.85

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You should spend no more than this on

rent/housing. Which is correct?

50%, 45%, or 33%

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33%

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Macy makes $48,000 a year.

What is her monthly salary?

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$4000

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FINAL JEOPARDYRules: You may wager/bet up to all of your

points that you received in the game.

TOPIC: NET PAY

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Carrie worked 32.5 hours and gets paid

$8.57 an hour. Taxes/deductions are

12.5%. Figure Carrie’s net pay

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$243.71