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A trade off, what is given up when one choice instead of

another

A 100

What is an opportunity cost?

A 100

Regulates all financial institutions.

A 200

What is the Federal Reserve System?

A 200

Rise in the level of prices for goods and services.

A 300

What is inflation?

A 300

Price that is paid for the use of another person’s money.

A 400

What are interest rates?

A 400

The increase of an amount of money due to earned interest

or dividends.

A 500

What is the time value of money?

A 500

Work that you do mainly to earn money.

B 100

What is a job?

B 100

Measure of quality of life based on the amounts and

kinds of goods and services a person can buy.

B 200

What is standard of living?

B 200

Tells employers what you can do and why they should hire you over other applicants.

B 300

What is a resume?

B 300

Employee benefit that funds or reimburses the classes you take to further your education

or job-related knowledge.

B 400

What is education assistance?

B 400

The six employee benefits we discussed in class.

B 500

What are paid leave, health insurance, retirement, life

insurance, disability insurance, and education

assistance?

B 500

The difference between a person’s assets and liabilities.

C 100

What is their net worth?

C 100

The four payroll deductions commonly seen on your

paycheck.

C 200

What are federal income tax, state income tax, social

security tax and medicare tax?

C 200

The number of hours you worked times your hourly

wage.

C 300

What is your gross income?

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

Place A Wager

This expense costs the same amount every time and you

pay for it on a consistent basis (monthly, weekly).

C 400

What is a fixed expense?

C 400

PYF

C 500

What is “pay yourself first”?

C 500

The three main services that financial institutions provide.

D 100

What are saving, payment services, and borrowing.

D 100

This financial institution was created in 1933 to protect

deposits in banks.

D 200

What is the FDIC?

D 200

Yield, percentage of increase in the value of your savings

from earned interest.

D 300

What is the rate of return?

D 300

System that ensures the money you deposited in your

account is available for withdrawal.

D 400

What is check clearing?

D 400

Report that accounts for the differences between the bank

statement and your checkbook balance.

D 500

What is bank reconciliation?

D 500

The original amount of money you deposit.

E 100

What is the principal?

E 100

The interest earned with a principal of $2,000 and an

interest rate of 4%.

E 200

What is $80.00?

E 200

Total amount of money in your account after one year with a starting principal of

$5,545 and an interest rate of 2%.

E 300

What is $5,655.90?

E 300

The total interest earned with a principal of $3,500 and an

interest rate of 5% over 3 years?

E 400

What is $551.69?

E 400

The total amount of money in your account after 5 years with a principal of $1,265 with an interest rate of 4%.

E 500

What is $1,539.06

E 500

The ability to easily convert financial assets to cash without loss of value.

F 100

What is liquidity?

F 100

An automatic loan made to an account if the balance will not

cover check written.

F 200

What is overdraft protection?

F 200

Cash inflow, the money you receive.

F 300

What is income?

F 300

Money an individual owes, debts.

F 400

What are liabilities?

F 400

Interest earning interest.

F 500

What is compounding?

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Banking

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Another term for the process of bank reconciliation.

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What is balancing your checkbook?

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