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Posters Answer the following questions: pg Define all the words in the section. 2.What are the two types of income? Give an example. 3.Give 3 smart buying strategies 4.What does caveat emptor mean? 2 pictures please!

Posters Answer the following questions: pg Define all of the words in the section 2.How do you make a budget. Give ALL the steps 3.What is the difference between surplus and deficit? 4. What is the point of a budget? 3 pictures please!

Posters Answer the following questions: pg 547 – Define all the words in the section 2.What is the difference between lender and borrower? 3.What are the sources of Credit? (3) 4.What are the benefits and drawbacks to credit. Give one example EACH 2 pictures please!

Posters Answer the following questions: pg Define all the words in the section. 2.Why should we save our money? 3.Why should we save REGULARLY? 4.What are the types of savings accounts and describe them? (3) 2 pictures please!

Posters Answer the following questions: pg Define all the words in the section 2.What is stock? (summarize the section please) 3.What is the difference between company bonds and government bonds? 4.What is a mutual fund? 2 pictures please!

Posters Answer the following questions: pg What is impulse buying? 2.What are the danger signals to being an impulse buyer? 3.Give your classmates a few tips on how to keep from ruining your budget. 4.What is the importance of making goals when purchasing? 2 pictures please!