2. THIS IS
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3. With
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Ms. B

4. Jeopardy
Goals and Careers
Budgeting
Banking
Saving and Investing
Credit
Consumer Skills
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5. A trade off, what is given up when one choice instead of another

6. What is an opportunity cost?

7. Central bank in the United States.

8. What is the Federal Reserve System?

9. Rise in the level of prices for goods and services.

10. What is inflation?
A 300

11. Quality of goods and services that producers provide.

12. What is supply?
A 400

13. Interest earned with a principal of $500 and an interest rate of 7%.

14. What is $35?
A 500

15. Two major parts of a budget.

16. What are income and expenses?
B 100

17. The number of hours you worked times your hourly wage.

18. What is gross pay?
B 200

19. Gross pay minus tax deductions.
B 300

20. What is net pay?
B 300

21. An expense that stays the same from month to month.
B 400

22. What is a fixed expense?
B 400

23. You work 40 hours a week at $10 an hour
You work 40 hours a week at $10 an hour. The deductions per week are $50 in federal, $20 in state, and $30 in social security. What is your net pay?
B 500

24. What is $300?
B 500

25. Measure of the ability to turn an asset into cash quickly.

26. What is liquidity?
C 100

27. When you write a check but have insufficient funds.

28. What is “bouncing” a check?

29. Debit cards and direct deposit are connected to this account.

30. What is your checking account?

31. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
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C 400

32. Payments made by transferring money electronically from a checking account to another account every billing period.
C 400

33. What are automatic payments?

34. Process of matching your checkbook balance with the bank statement balance.

35. What is bank reconciliation?

36. Chance of injury, damage or economic loss.

37. What is risk?
D 100

38. Your mom co-signs a car loan with you, by doing so she has to agreed to what?

39. What is pay the loan if you do not?

40. Two ways to make money from stocks.
D 300

41. What are dividends and capital gains?

42. Condition occurs when investors are optimistic about the economy.

43. What is a bull market?
D 400

44. Spreading out your money into a variety of investments like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.

45. What is diversification?

46. The max amount you will pay if your credit card is stolen.

47. What is $50?
E 100

48. The least amount you are required to pay on your credit card statement each month.

49. What is the minimum payment?

50. Rate used to compare the interest on different loans.

51. What is annual percentage rate (APR)?

52. The four C’s of credit.
E 400

53. What are capacity, capital, character and collateral?

54. Law that requires consumers be fully informed about the cost of credit.

55. What is the Truth in Lending Act?

56. True or False: If you have the money, it is better to own a house than to rent.

57. True
F 100

58. Retirement income paid by a company.
F 200

59. What is a 401k?
F 200

60. If you have caused an accident, this auto coverage will cover your own car.

61. What is collision?
F 300

62. With insurance, this will be low if your deductible is high.

63. What is your premium?
F 400

64. Amount you must prepay before renting an apartment.

65. What is a security deposit?
F 500

66. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Consumer Skills
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The amount paid by the policy holder for the initial portion of a loss.
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What is a deductible?
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