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Familiarize yourself with Novice-level financial literacy terminology! Can you complete the whole set?

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Novice Yes or NoVersión en línea Familiarize yourself with Novice-level financial literacy terminology! Can you complete the whole set? por WM 1 When the cost of my home rises in value, it's called appreciation Yes No 2 Your wants come secondary to your needs Yes No 3 Your salary is the total cost of all your assets Yes No 4 The opportunity cost is what you give up when you choose one option over another Yes No 5 Demand is the amount of money people are willing to spend on a good or service Yes No 6 The minimum payment is what you must pay on loans or other types of credit Yes No 7 Inflation is when the prices of goods and services go down over time, make money worth more Yes No 8 Wealth is when your assets can cover all your expenses Yes No 9 A credit report is where you can see a summary of your bank activity Yes No 10 When my brand new car's value dropped after driving off the lot, it depreciated Yes No 11 A bank statement is where you can see your credit score Yes No 12 A credit card gives you extra money to spend when you run out of yours Yes No 13 Interest helps your savings grow quicker Yes No 14 Cash flow is the money you need to start a business or investment Yes No 15 A HYSA pays more interest than a traditional savings account Yes No 16 A consumer buys goods and services Yes No 17 A savings account earns higher interest than most investments Yes No 18 An emergency fund is where you should save 3-6 months of your living expenses Yes No 19 Income is the money you spend Yes No 20 You may have to pay an overdraft fee if you spend more money than you have in your account Yes No 21 A car loan is a form of debt Yes No 22 A bill is a request for payment, like for utilities or rent Yes No 23 Your net income is the money earned before taxes and deductions Yes No 24 A loan is borrowed money that acrues interest but doesn't need to be paid back fully Yes No 25 The US dollar is the form of currency is America Yes No 26 Expense is the money you earn in exchange for labor or investments Yes No 27 Your gross income is your total income after taxes and deductions Yes No 28 Missing payments on loans will lead to late fees Yes No 29 Your needs should be considered after your wants have been taken care of Yes No 30 Putting your money into something that can make you more money later is called an investment Yes No 31 The upfront amount of money you pay when buying something expensive like a house or car is called an upfront payment Yes No 32 A financial advisor is someone who helps you plan and manage your money Yes No 33 A budget is a plan to track how much money you earn and spend Yes No 34 A producer is a person or business that makes or sells goods and services Yes No 35 A checking account is used for everyday spending and bills Yes No 36 Supply is the amount of product available for people to buy Yes No

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When the cost of my home rises in value, it's called appreciation

Your wants come secondary to your needs

Your salary is the total cost of all your assets

The opportunity cost is what you give up when you choose one option over another

Demand is the amount of money people are willing to spend on a good or service

The minimum payment is what you must pay on loans or other types of credit

Inflation is when the prices of goods and services go down over time, make money worth more

Wealth is when your assets can cover all your expenses

A credit report is where you can see a summary of your bank activity

When my brand new car's value dropped after driving off the lot, it depreciated

A bank statement is where you can see your credit score

A credit card gives you extra money to spend when you run out of yours

Interest helps your savings grow quicker

Cash flow is the money you need to start a business or investment

A HYSA pays more interest than a traditional savings account

A consumer buys goods and services

A savings account earns higher interest than most investments

An emergency fund is where you should save 3-6 months of your living expenses

Income is the money you spend

You may have to pay an overdraft fee if you spend more money than you have in your account

A car loan is a form of debt

A bill is a request for payment, like for utilities or rent

Your net income is the money earned before taxes and deductions

A loan is borrowed money that acrues interest but doesn't need to be paid back fully

The US dollar is the form of currency is America

Expense is the money you earn in exchange for labor or investments

Your gross income is your total income after taxes and deductions

Missing payments on loans will lead to late fees

Your needs should be considered after your wants have been taken care of

Putting your money into something that can make you more money later is called an investment

The upfront amount of money you pay when buying something expensive like a house or car is called an upfront payment

A financial advisor is someone who helps you plan and manage your money

A budget is a plan to track how much money you earn and spend

A producer is a person or business that makes or sells goods and services

A checking account is used for everyday spending and bills

Supply is the amount of product available for people to buy