MortgageA loan fora houseor real-estateBankruptcyA declarationthat you cannot pay yourdebtsInvestingSavingmoney inhopes of ahigher returnComparisonShoppingLooking aroundat prices tomake a gooddecision beforebuyingDebtOwingmoney forthings youwantRiskToleranceThe level of riska person haswhen buildingtheir investmentportfolioSavingsAccountMoney setaside into aspecificaccount, notto be spentCompoundingInterestMoney thatbuilds onitself withsaving andinterestEmergencyfundMoney setaside forlife'sunexpectedFinancingMakingpaymentsover time tobuy an itemInterestratesAdditionalmoney paid orearned whenborrowing orinvestingmoneyBudgetA planformoneyStocksA portion ofa companyan investorcanpurchaseNetIncomeThe amountof moneyyou are paidfrom workFHSAFirsthomesavingsaccountInvestmentsStocks,bonds,mutual fundsare examplesof theseNSFNonsufficientfundsOpportunityCostWhat isgiven upwhenmaking adecisionCreditcardsOffers rewardsbut can createdebt if not paidevery monthIncomeTaxMoney owedto thegovernmentwhen youare workingStudentloanMoneyborrowed forfurtheringoneseducationPayyourselffirstSave 10%beforespendingany moneyRetirementThe stageof life wherewe nolonger workReceiptEvidencethat apurchasewas madeRRSPSavingmoney forretirementSavingMoney setaside fora biggerpurchaseTFSATax freesavingsaccountWantsThere isnever enoughmoney tosatisfy our___MoneyhabitsActions wedo withmoneywithoutthinkingFinancialaidObtaininghelp to meetfinancialobligationsETFExchangetradedfundsAfterPayPay for itin 4smallerpaymentsScams&FraudDeceptionforsomeoneelse's gainSMARTGoalsFuturethought onour dreamsandambitionsFixedexpenseAn amountthat is thesame everymonthIdentitytheftSomeoneclaimingto be youGrosspayMoneyearnedbefore taxdeductionsCreditScoreA numberthat reportsyour pastcredit usageCreditReportA statementof yourcredithistoryMortgageA loan fora houseor real-estateBankruptcyA declarationthat you cannot pay yourdebtsInvestingSavingmoney inhopes of ahigher returnComparisonShoppingLooking aroundat prices tomake a gooddecision beforebuyingDebtOwingmoney forthings youwantRiskToleranceThe level of riska person haswhen buildingtheir investmentportfolioSavingsAccountMoney setaside into aspecificaccount, notto be spentCompoundingInterestMoney thatbuilds onitself withsaving andinterestEmergencyfundMoney setaside forlife'sunexpectedFinancingMakingpaymentsover time tobuy an itemInterestratesAdditionalmoney paid orearned whenborrowing orinvestingmoneyBudgetA planformoneyStocksA portion ofa companyan investorcanpurchaseNetIncomeThe amountof moneyyou are paidfrom workFHSAFirsthomesavingsaccountInvestmentsStocks,bonds,mutual fundsare examplesof theseNSFNonsufficientfundsOpportunityCostWhat isgiven upwhenmaking adecisionCreditcardsOffers rewardsbut can createdebt if not paidevery monthIncomeTaxMoney owedto thegovernmentwhen youare workingStudentloanMoneyborrowed forfurtheringoneseducationPayyourselffirstSave 10%beforespendingany moneyRetirementThe stageof life wherewe nolonger workReceiptEvidencethat apurchasewas madeRRSPSavingmoney forretirementSavingMoney setaside fora biggerpurchaseTFSATax freesavingsaccountWantsThere isnever enoughmoney tosatisfy our___MoneyhabitsActions wedo withmoneywithoutthinkingFinancialaidObtaininghelp to meetfinancialobligationsETFExchangetradedfundsAfterPayPay for itin 4smallerpaymentsScams&FraudDeceptionforsomeoneelse's gainSMARTGoalsFuturethought onour dreamsandambitionsFixedexpenseAn amountthat is thesame everymonthIdentitytheftSomeoneclaimingto be youGrosspayMoneyearnedbefore taxdeductionsCreditScoreA numberthat reportsyour pastcredit usageCreditReportA statementof yourcredithistory

Financial Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A loan for a house or real-estate
    Mortgage
  2. A declaration that you can not pay your debts
    Bankruptcy
  3. Saving money in hopes of a higher return
    Investing
  4. Looking around at prices to make a good decision before buying
    Comparison Shopping
  5. Owing money for things you want
    Debt
  6. The level of risk a person has when building their investment portfolio
    Risk Tolerance
  7. Money set aside into a specific account, not to be spent
    Savings Account
  8. Money that builds on itself with saving and interest
    Compounding Interest
  9. Money set aside for life's unexpected
    Emergency fund
  10. Making payments over time to buy an item
    Financing
  11. Additional money paid or earned when borrowing or investing money
    Interest rates
  12. A plan for money
    Budget
  13. A portion of a company an investor can purchase
    Stocks
  14. The amount of money you are paid from work
    Net Income
  15. First home savings account
    FHSA
  16. Stocks, bonds, mutual funds are examples of these
    Investments
  17. Non sufficient funds
    NSF
  18. What is given up when making a decision
    Opportunity Cost
  19. Offers rewards but can create debt if not paid every month
    Credit cards
  20. Money owed to the government when you are working
    Income Tax
  21. Money borrowed for furthering ones education
    Student loan
  22. Save 10% before spending any money
    Pay yourself first
  23. The stage of life where we no longer work
    Retirement
  24. Evidence that a purchase was made
    Receipt
  25. Saving money for retirement
    RRSP
  26. Money set aside for a bigger purchase
    Saving
  27. Tax free savings account
    TFSA
  28. There is never enough money to satisfy our ___
    Wants
  29. Actions we do with money without thinking
    Money habits
  30. Obtaining help to meet financial obligations
    Financial aid
  31. Exchange traded funds
    ETF
  32. Pay for it in 4 smaller payments
    AfterPay
  33. Deception for someone else's gain
    Scams & Fraud
  34. Future thought on our dreams and ambitions
    SMART Goals
  35. An amount that is the same every month
    Fixed expense
  36. Someone claiming to be you
    Identity theft
  37. Money earned before tax deductions
    Gross pay
  38. A number that reports your past credit usage
    Credit Score
  39. A statement of your credit history
    Credit Report