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Financial Literacy Game

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Test your knowledge of financial terms and concepts with this fun and educational game!

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Financial Literacy GameVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of financial terms and concepts with this fun and educational game!

por Amaia Diaz Zubillaga
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You may claim an allowance if no one else claims you as a dependent.

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Net pay is gross income minus deductions.

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Formal training is learning that occurs as part of daily life.

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Formal training is learning that occurs usually from experts, college, specific trainings...

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Exempt means free from, not liable for, not qualified for.

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Job is any activity through which an individual can earn money.

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Allowance is the money paid for doing work.

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Allowances are claimed on W-4 forms and reduce the amount of income withheld for taxes. One dependent = One allowance. You can claim yourself, if noone claims you

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Gross pay is the money earned from working before taxes or deductions.

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YTD (Year to Date) is the amount from January 1 to the last day of the current pay period.

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Social security is a tax that pays for healthcare for people aged 65 and over.

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Social Security is a tax that provides income for retirees, the disabled, and their dependents

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Transferable skills are versatile abilities and aptitudes applied to personal and professional roles.

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Paystubs outline the deductions made to wages.

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Earned income is income that is not obtained from working, such as investment income.

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Employment benefits are products or services that add value beyond wages earned.

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Human capital is a collection of education, knowledge, training, experiences, and skills a person has.

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Federal taxes are tax charged by the state government on your income to pay for state programs.

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Federal taxes are charged by the U.S. government on your income to pay for federal programs

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The I-9 form determines employment eligibility and requires the employer to verify your identity and employment authorization.

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State tax is the tax charged by the U.S. government on your income to pay for federal programs.

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State taxes are charged by the state government on your income to pay for state programs. Some states do NOT have state taxes.

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Earnings are income obtained in return for labor or services.

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FICA is a tax that provides income for retirees, the disabled, and their dependents.

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FICA provides income for retirees, the disabled, and their dependents AND pays for healthcare for people aged 65 and over.

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Payroll deductions are mandatory or optional payments made from gross pay.

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January 31 is the date by which an employer legally must send a W-2 Form to each employee

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W-4 form is to determine how much your gross pay should be

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W-4 determines how much income tax to withhold from an employee’s pay

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Taxes pay for schools, government departments, roads, and emergency services

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The tax structure used for federal income taxes is regressive

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A sale taxes that is a 6% of the item value is proportional

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