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Alphabet Finance Quiz

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Budget and banking terms

by Arianah Keten
B
C
D
E
F
G
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
R
S
T
V
W

Starts with B

A plan that shows how much money you earn and how much you spend.

Starts with C

A number that shows how well you pay back your debts; it tells banks if you are a "safe" borrower.

Starts with D

A plastic card used to pay for things using money directly from your bank account.

Starts with E

Money spent or cost in a period.

Starts with F

Deceptive act to steal money or sensitive information.

Starts with G

Money given by a government or organization for a specific reason (like college) that you do not have to pay back.

Starts with I

Things you buy (like stocks or property) with the hope that they will grow in value and make you more money later.

Starts with J

Bank account shared by two or more people.

Starts with L

Borrowed money that must be repaid with interest.

Starts with M

A specific type of loan used to buy real estate.

Starts with N

The total increase in the value of an item (like a house) over a period of time.

Starts with O

Withdrawal that exceeds available funds.

Starts with P

A lifestyle where you spend all your money on bills and have nothing left over for savings.

Starts with R

The profit or extra money you make from an investment.

Starts with S

Money set aside for future use.

Starts with T

Moving funds from one account to another.

Starts with V

Brand of credit and debit cards issued by banks.

Starts with W

Taking money out of an account.

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