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Jeopardy. Making a Budget. Budgeting. Misc. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500. Final Jeopardy. $100 Question from Budgeting. What are the two main parts in a Budget?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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$100 Question from Budgeting

What are the two main parts in a Budget?

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$100 Answer from Budgeting

Income and Expenses

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$200 Question from Budgeting

What are the three types of Expenses?

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$200 Answer from Budgeting

Fixed, Periodic, and Variable

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$300 Question from Budgeting

Paying rent for an apartment is considered what?

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$300 Answer from Budgeting

A Fixed Expense

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$400 Question from Budgeting

What is the difference between a Fixed Expense and a Variable Expense?

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$400 Answer from Budgeting

A fixed expense is a set amount of money spent every month. A variable expense is a varying amount of money spent every

month.

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$500 Question from Budgeting

How is the amount of money for savings determined?

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$500 Answer from Budgeting

The amount of money set in savings should be determined by your goal(s).

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$100 Question from Making a Budget

Buying drinks everyday is an example of what?

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$100 Answer from Making a Budget

A (potentially) Bad Habit…A Want.

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$200 Question from Making a Budget

What is the difference between a Want and a Need?

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$200 Answer from Making a Budget

A Want is something that makes life more enjoyable, and a Need is something that is essential to your health and security.***Wants can usually Wait.***Needs are usually Necessary.

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$300 Question from Making a Budget

Choosing to donate money to the church every month is an expense (maybe fixed, maybe variable) stemming from ones _______ system?

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$300 Answer from Making a Budget

Value

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$400 Question from Making a Budget

What is the first step in Managing Your Money?

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$400 Answer from Making a Budget

Eval your spending habits

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$500 Question from Making a Budget

How does Opportunity Cost play a part in your Budget?

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$500 Answer from Making a Budget

Opportunity Cost allows you to decide what’s important and what can be sacrificed to reach your goals.

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$100 Question from Misc.

Where would you put buying Christmas presents in a budget?

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$100 Answer from Misc.

Periodic Expenses

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$200 Question from Misc.

What is a Spending Log?

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$200 Answer from Misc.

A Spending Log is a record of everything you purchase and how much you spend each day.

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$300 Question from Misc.

What must your Income and Expenses do?

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They must equal each other. (Balance!)

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$400 Question from Misc.

What is Instant Gratification?

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$400 Answer from Misc.

Seeing something and buying it immediately.

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$500 Question from Misc.

What does the Acronym S.M.A.R.T. stand for when goal setting?

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$500 Answer from Misc.

S.M.A.R.T. stands for Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timebound.

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Final Jeopardy

This author wrote, "When you run in debt you give to another power over your liberty"

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Final Jeopardy Answer

Benjamin Franklin