| Savings | Investing | Budgeting | Spending Habits | General Knowledge (hint: YouthinFinance ig) | 
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					  18 years old					 
					 How old do you have to be to open a savings account? | 
					  TFSA					 
					 What is a bank account you can use to invest without paying interest on your gains? | 
					  C: rent					 
					 Which of these are a fixed expense?  A: cellphone bill B: electricity bill C: rent D: gasoline | 
					  Expenses					 
					 What is the term used to describe the items you spend your money on? | 
					  credit and debit					 
					 The two most common types of cards are ____ and ____. | 
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					  Principle					 
					 The name of the original amount of money deposited in an account? | 
					  C: Shares of stock					 
					 What “unit” do you buy in order to be an owner of a stock?  A: Stockholder’s unit B: Stock C: Shares of stock D: Owned shares | 
					  A: gross income					 
					 What is the name of an individual’s income before taxes are paid? A: gross income B: Net income C: premium income D: contract income | 
					  Fixed or variable					 
					 Name one of the two types of expenses. | 
					  Open a bank account, open a savings account, file a tax return					 
					 What are 3 things you should do when you turn 18? | 
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					  B: Account holder wrote check for more money than what they have in their account					 
					 What causes a check to bounce?  A: Someone added too much $ to their checking account B: Account holder wrote a check for more money than what they have in their account C: There is a higher interest rate D: There is low interest rate | 
					  B: Simple and compound interests					 
					 What are the two types of interest used by banks in calculating investment profits? A: Additive and multiplicative interests B: Simple and compound interests C: Simple and concrete interests D: Sample and compound interests | 
					  50-30-20 rule					 
					 What is the most common type of budgeting rule promoted? | 
					  impulse purchase					 
					 What is it called when someone buys something without planning to in advance? | 
					  Tax Free Savings Account					 
					 What does TFSA stand for? | 
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					  1. Social security number 2. ID with picture 
					 What two things are required for a savings account? | 
					  Limit order					 
					 What is the type of order that is only executed if a specific price can be obtained? | 
					  A: 10%					 
					 Your budgeting plan should have saved you at least this percentage of your money: A: 10% B: 15% C: 12% D: 20% | 
					  C: Credit card					 
					 This enables a person to buy things without having to bring actual money to the counter, which they later on pay. A: Investment card B: Loans C: Credit card D: Budget leftovers | 
					  Revolving credit, installment credit, open credit					 
					 What are the three types of credit? | 
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					  6 months worth					 
					 How much money should you have saved in an emergency fund (in terms of time)? | 
					  Diversification					 
					 “Don't put all your eggs in one basket" is an example of _____. | 
					  B: Cash culprits					 
					 These are costs that can easily be eliminated but are not, and destroy the budget plan. A: Cash robbers B: Cash culprits C: Cash takers D: Shopping spree-fever | 
					  realistic					 
					 Every spending plan should be ____. | 
					  35%					 
					 How much does your payment history affect your credit score? |