Exampleof a fixedexpenseA streamingsubscriptionis anRightNowWhen is theright time tostart creatingand living bya budgetIncomeMoney receivedfor work, as agift, or throughinvestmentsExampleof variableexpensesThe cost ofgroceriesand gas isanGrossIncomeThe amountyou earn beforetaxes and otherpayrolldeductionsEnvelopeSystemA method ofbudgeting thatuses envelopeslabeled with aspecific budgetcategory for yourcashExample of adiscretionaryexpenseGoing tothemovies isanIrregularIncomeIncome thatcomes in atdifferentamounts or atdifferent times,or bothTheFourWallsFood, utilities,transportation,and shelterare...Gives youpermissionto spendAbudgetactuallyIncome,Giving,Saving andSpendingComponentsof a budgetVariableExpenseExpense thatvaries in dollaramount frommonth to monthbut that you canexpect to haveevery monthCash-FlowStatementA record thatsummarizes all ofthe income andoutgo (spending)over a certain timeperiodGivingThe firstpriority inyour budgetshould be ...IntermittentExpenseExpense thatoccurs at varioustimes throughoutthe year and tendsto be in large,lump sumsPersonalDebtResearch showsthat nearly half ofAmericans feelstress and anxietyabout the amountof __ they haveExampleof anintermittentexpenseOilchangesare anNetIncomeWhat a personearns after payrolltaxes and otherdeductions aretaken out; oftenreferred to as take-home payDiscretionaryExpenseExpensefor thingsyou don'tneed93%ofmillionairesstick to theirbudgetsStick toabudgetTrackingexpenseshelp youCommissionEarningsbased on apercentageof the salesmadeZero-BasedBudgetA cash-flow plan thatassigns an expenseto every dollar of yourincome; the goal isfor the total incomeminus the totalexpenses to equal 0FixedExpenseExpense thatremains thesame frommonth tomonthThreeHow manymonths it usuallytakes for yourbudget to startworking as abudgetBudgetA writtenplan forgiving,saving, andspendingworksfor youYou shoulduse a budgettrackingsystemthat...35%Only _ ofAmericansactuallybudgetMonthlyHow oftenshould youcreate abudget94%__ of couples in"great" marriagessay they discusstheir personalfinances togetherExampleof a fixedexpenseA streamingsubscriptionis anRightNowWhen is theright time tostart creatingand living bya budgetIncomeMoney receivedfor work, as agift, or throughinvestmentsExampleof variableexpensesThe cost ofgroceriesand gas isanGrossIncomeThe amountyou earn beforetaxes and otherpayrolldeductionsEnvelopeSystemA method ofbudgeting thatuses envelopeslabeled with aspecific budgetcategory for yourcashExample of adiscretionaryexpenseGoing tothemovies isanIrregularIncomeIncome thatcomes in atdifferentamounts or atdifferent times,or bothTheFourWallsFood, utilities,transportation,and shelterare...Gives youpermissionto spendAbudgetactuallyIncome,Giving,Saving andSpendingComponentsof a budgetVariableExpenseExpense thatvaries in dollaramount frommonth to monthbut that you canexpect to haveevery monthCash-FlowStatementA record thatsummarizes all ofthe income andoutgo (spending)over a certain timeperiodGivingThe firstpriority inyour budgetshould be ...IntermittentExpenseExpense thatoccurs at varioustimes throughoutthe year and tendsto be in large,lump sumsPersonalDebtResearch showsthat nearly half ofAmericans feelstress and anxietyabout the amountof __ they haveExampleof anintermittentexpenseOilchangesare anNetIncomeWhat a personearns after payrolltaxes and otherdeductions aretaken out; oftenreferred to as take-home payDiscretionaryExpenseExpensefor thingsyou don'tneed93%ofmillionairesstick to theirbudgetsStick toabudgetTrackingexpenseshelp youCommissionEarningsbased on apercentageof the salesmadeZero-BasedBudgetA cash-flow plan thatassigns an expenseto every dollar of yourincome; the goal isfor the total incomeminus the totalexpenses to equal 0FixedExpenseExpense thatremains thesame frommonth tomonthThreeHow manymonths it usuallytakes for yourbudget to startworking as abudgetBudgetA writtenplan forgiving,saving, andspendingworksfor youYou shoulduse a budgettrackingsystemthat...35%Only _ ofAmericansactuallybudgetMonthlyHow oftenshould youcreate abudget94%__ of couples in"great" marriagessay they discusstheir personalfinances together

PF Chapter 2 Review - 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 streaming subscription is an
    Example of a fixed expense
  2. When is the right time to start creating and living by a budget
    Right Now
  3. Money received for work, as a gift, or through investments
    Income
  4. The cost of groceries and gas is an
    Example of variable expenses
  5. The amount you earn before taxes and other payroll deductions
    Gross Income
  6. A method of budgeting that uses envelopes labeled with a specific budget category for your cash
    Envelope System
  7. Going to the movies is an
    Example of a discretionary expense
  8. Income that comes in at different amounts or at different times, or both
    Irregular Income
  9. Food, utilities, transportation, and shelter are...
    The Four Walls
  10. A budget actually
    Gives you permission to spend
  11. Components of a budget
    Income, Giving, Saving and Spending
  12. Expense that varies in dollar amount from month to month but that you can expect to have every month
    Variable Expense
  13. A record that summarizes all of the income and outgo (spending) over a certain time period
    Cash-Flow Statement
  14. The first priority in your budget should be ...
    Giving
  15. Expense that occurs at various times throughout the year and tends to be in large, lump sums
    Intermittent Expense
  16. Research shows that nearly half of Americans feel stress and anxiety about the amount of __ they have
    Personal Debt
  17. Oil changes are an
    Example of an intermittent expense
  18. What a person earns after payroll taxes and other deductions are taken out; often referred to as take-home pay
    Net Income
  19. Expense for things you don't need
    Discretionary Expense
  20. of millionaires stick to their budgets
    93%
  21. Tracking expenses help you
    Stick to a budget
  22. Earnings based on a percentage of the sales made
    Commission
  23. A cash-flow plan that assigns an expense to every dollar of your income; the goal is for the total income minus the total expenses to equal 0
    Zero-Based Budget
  24. Expense that remains the same from month to month
    Fixed Expense
  25. How many months it usually takes for your budget to start working as a budget
    Three
  26. A written plan for giving, saving, and spending
    Budget
  27. You should use a budget tracking system that...
    works for you
  28. Only _ of Americans actually budget
    35%
  29. How often should you create a budget
    Monthly
  30. __ of couples in "great" marriages say they discuss their personal finances together
    94%