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1. How do we measure vale and the cash and cash and coins. 2 1. How do we measure vale and the cash and cash and coins? 2. What is it called when the bank then pays you to keep your money in that account?

3. What do banks offer. 4. How can you access your money. 5 3. What do banks offer? 4. How can you access your money? 5. Pogo sells shirts for $14.99 each. Baja Coast has a special deal: buy 2 and get the third at 30% off the least expensive shirt. There are 3 shirts you want to buy. At Baja Coast, the 3 shirts you want are $16.99, $15.99, and $15.50. What is the least amount you can pay for all 3 shirts?

6. To increase your earning power, educate yourself what skills should you learn? 7. What are fixed expenses? 8. What is a discretionary expense? 9. What are the qualities of a good budget? 10. What are key points about regular savings accounts?

11. What are key points about certificates of deposit (CDs). 12 11. What are key points about certificates of deposit (CDs)? 12. What are money market accounts? 13. What documents are needed to open an account? 14. Do you need your social security number to open a savings account? 15. Should you ask if there’s a minimum amount of money to deposit?

16. What is a summary of all the deposits and withdrawals on my account, as well as any interest earned called? 17. You have $100 in your savings account. If you save $30 per month, how long will it take to save enough for the new computer that costs $500? (The price includes sales tax.) 18. What are about checking accounts: list 4 19. When writing a check, who is the payee? 20. When do you write Cash on a check? 21. How do you write the check amount in words?

22. Why should you write a brief description of your purchase. 23 22. Why should you write a brief description of your purchase? 23. How are checks numbered? 24. Why are checks numbered?

25. What is the purpose of the account numbered. 26 25. What is the purpose of the account numbered? 26. What is the Routing number on a check? 27. How can you establish a good credit history? 28. Explain everything you know about credit cards.

29. What is interest with credit. Explain. 30. You charge $298 29. What is interest with credit? Explain. 30. You charge $298.95 on a credit. The card has an annual percentage rate (APR) of 18%. (1) how long it will take to repay your debts if you make monthly payments of $6.75? 31. What is the total amount of interest you will pay?_____________ 32. What is the real cost of the game console? Remember, it costs $211.94 and the total interest charge will be $5.00.

33. Why is it important to have good credit. 34 33. Why is it important to have good credit? 34. When you invest, you become a ____________. 35. Think of a company you know and imagine owning some of their stock. Now imagine earning some of the money they earn! 36. What is a share? 37. What are dividends? 38. What is the idea behind investing?

38. What is the idea behind investing? 39. What is the Stock symbol? 40. If you want to invest in a company, what steps should you take? 41. What events should you consider as factors of risk 42. What are two tools that people use to decide whether they want to invest or not?

43. In reference to stocks…. What does this mean…they 44 43. In reference to stocks….What does this mean…they 44. Review this stock information, and then answer the question.

Stock for Company HIJK / Week 1 Day 1: Last price $50 Stock for Company HIJK / Week 1 Day 1: Last price $50.21 Day 2: Last price $49.72 Day 3: Last price $51.03 Day 4: Last price $52.47 Day 5: Last price $48.12 45. What was the average price of this stock during the week shown?

Day 1: Last price $50. 21 Day 2: Last price $49 Day 1: Last price $50.21 Day 2: Last price $49.72 Day 3: Last price $51.03 Day 4: Last price $52.47 Day 5: Last price $48.12 46. What was the change in the stock’s price from Day 1 to Day 5?

47. Angie decides to invest $200 of her college fund in a stock that is selling for $4.50 a share. How many shares of the stock will she be able to buy? 48. If you don’t feel comfortable studying companies and how they’re doing, What is another way you can invest? 49. What are mutual funds?

50. When you sell a stock at a higher price than what you paid for it, you make a profit. What is the financial term for that profit? 51. If you lose money on the sale of your stock, what is the term called?

52. You bought 2 shares of HIJK stock when it was selling for $42 a share. How much did the 2 shares cost you? 53. If you sold your 2 shares of HIJK stock when it was selling for $45 a share, how much money did you make? Remember, you bought it for $42 a share.

54. You bought a share of stock in CLNR Energy for $50 54. You bought a share of stock in CLNR Energy for $50. At the end of the year, the stock was selling for $35 a share. If you decide to sell the stock then, how much money will you have made? 55. What is the name of the website used to gather this information?