You are offered anannual amount tocompensate youfor the fullvalue of yourwork.Right tocomplain &Right to buysafeproductsthe deliberate use ofsomeone else'sidentity, usually as amethod togain a financialadvantage or obtaincreditFree!ASVABScores &GreatHealthis the possession of theset of skills andknowledge that allowsan individual to makeinformed and effectivedecisions with all oftheir financialresources.A card usedto purchaseitems andpay for themlater.person whopurchasesgoods andservices forpersonal use.A card usedto purchaseitems andpay for themlater.6 Monthwork ofexpensesMoney comesfrom your bankaccount vs.money beingloaned to you.Community Collegeallows you to earnonly your associatesdegree vs Universitywhere you can earnmultiple degreesA minimum wageis the lowestamount thatemployers canlegallypay their workersMoney comesfrom your bankaccount vs.money beingloaned to you.An employeewho works anaverage of lessthan 30 hoursper weekWorking30+ hoursvs Working30- hoursYour accountsget frozen andyour personalinformationIncreasing theamount ofmoney youhave by puttingit into financialproducts.refer to moneyyou put asidefor future userather thanspending itImmediately.You depend onyour nextpaycheck tomake it throughthe monthYou are offered anannual amount tocompensate youfor the fullvalue of yourwork.Right tocomplain &Right to buysafeproductsthe deliberate use ofsomeone else'sidentity, usually as amethod togain a financialadvantage or obtaincreditFree!ASVABScores &GreatHealthis the possession of theset of skills andknowledge that allowsan individual to makeinformed and effectivedecisions with all oftheir financialresources.A card usedto purchaseitems andpay for themlater.person whopurchasesgoods andservices forpersonal use.A card usedto purchaseitems andpay for themlater.6 Monthwork ofexpensesMoney comesfrom your bankaccount vs.money beingloaned to you.Community Collegeallows you to earnonly your associatesdegree vs Universitywhere you can earnmultiple degreesA minimum wageis the lowestamount thatemployers canlegallypay their workersMoney comesfrom your bankaccount vs.money beingloaned to you.An employeewho works anaverage of lessthan 30 hoursper weekWorking30+ hoursvs Working30- hoursYour accountsget frozen andyour personalinformationIncreasing theamount ofmoney youhave by puttingit into financialproducts.refer to moneyyou put asidefor future userather thanspending itImmediately.You depend onyour nextpaycheck tomake it throughthe month

Financial Literacy - 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. You are offered an annual amount to compensate you for the full value of your work.
  2. Right to complain & Right to buy safe products
  3. the deliberate use of someone else's identity, usually as a method to gain a financial advantage or obtain credit
  4. Free!
  5. ASVAB Scores & Great Health
  6. is the possession of the set of skills and knowledge that allows an individual to make informed and effective decisions with all of their financial resources.
  7. A card used to purchase items and pay for them later.
  8. person who purchases goods and services for personal use.
  9. A card used to purchase items and pay for them later.
  10. 6 Month work of expenses
  11. Money comes from your bank account vs. money being loaned to you.
  12. Community College allows you to earn only your associates degree vs University where you can earn multiple degrees
  13. A minimum wage is the lowest amount that employers can legally pay their workers
  14. Money comes from your bank account vs. money being loaned to you.
  15. An employee who works an average of less than 30 hours per week
  16. Working 30+ hours vs Working 30- hours
  17. Your accounts get frozen and your personal information
  18. Increasing the amount of money you have by putting it into financial products.
  19. refer to money you put aside for future use rather than spending it Immediately.
  20. You depend on your next paycheck to make it through the month