Smart Money Habits

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Smart Money Habits

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1. What is a budget?
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A. A plan for how you will spend and save your money

B. A type of bank account

C. A loan from the government

D. A credit card fee

2. Why is it important to save money?
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A. So you can avoid paying taxes

B. So you can prepare for future expenses and emergencies

C. So you can spend more money immediately

D. So your credit card balance increases

3. What is an emergency fund?
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A. Money set aside for unexpected expenses

B. Money used only for entertainment

C. Money borrowed from a credit card

D. Money spent on monthly subscriptions

4. What is a need?
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A. Something you want but can live without

B. Something necessary for basic living

C. Something that is always expensive

D. Something bought with a credit card

5. What is a want?
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A. Something necessary for survival

B. A required monthly bill

C. Something you would like to have but do not necessarily need

D. A type of savings account

6. What is a good way to avoid overspending?
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A. Ignore your bank balance

B. Create a budget and track your spending

C. Buy everything with a credit card

D. Spend money before checking prices

7. What does it mean to live within your means?
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A. Spending more than you earn

B. Borrowing money for everything

C. Spending less than or equal to what you can afford

D. Never spending any money

8. What is compound interest?
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A. Interest earned on both your original money and previously earned interest

B. A fee charged for opening a bank account

C. A tax on savings

D. Money you lose when using a debit card

9. Which is an example of a fixed expense?
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A. Going out to eat

B. Buying new clothes

C. A monthly rent payment

D. Buying a video game

10. What is one smart money habit?
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A. Spending your entire paycheck

B. Saving part of your income regularly

C. Ignoring your expenses

D. Borrowing money whenever you want something

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