What isa creditcard?A card that can beused to pay forgoods andservices in whichthe money isrepaid along withits interest.401(k)planretirement savings planoffered by manyemployers. Employeescan contribute a portionof their paycheck to theplan, and employers mayalso match some or all ofthe employee'scontributions.Online,throughthe mail, andover the phoneWays tomakepayments onstudentloansWhat is acheckingaccount?type of bankaccount thatallows you todeposit andwithdraw moneyat any time. What isFAFSA?the form that youmust complete toapply for federalfinancial aid, suchas Pell Grants andStafford Loans.  Income-DrivenRepaymentPlanPaymentsbased on howmuch youmake andfamily sizeStandardRepaymentPlanPayments are aset amount thatensures yourloans are paidoff in 10 yearsPaying more thanminimumpayments ondebts, budgeting,and consolidatingyour debtWhat areways toreduceyour debt?What isdebt?Money thatyou owe tosomeoneelse.What is asavingsaccount?type of bankaccount thatearns intereston yourdepositedmoney.What arecategoriesof studentloans?FederalandPrivateWhat isrisktolerance?Term used todefineyourwillingness to takeon risks in order toachieve yourfinancial goals.ForbearanceAllows fortemporarypostponement,but interest isadded duringthat time$294.06permonthWhat is theaverageamount spenton groceries forcollegestudents?What isa debitcard?A card that islinked to yourchecking accountand allows you tospend moneydirectly from youraccount.50% forneeds30% for wants20% forsavingsWhat isthe50/30/20rule?What areinvestments?stocks,bonds,mutualfunds, andreal estate. What isinterest rateon studentloans?This ratevariesdependingon type andlenderDefermentAllows fortemporarypostponement ofloan paymentswith no interestaddingEmergencyFundSavings accountused to coverunexpectedexpenses, suchas a medical billor a job lossWhat isinsurance?a financial productthat protects youfrom financial lossesin the event of anunexpected event,such as a caraccident or a medicalemergency.What is afinancialadvisor?a professionalwho can help youwith yourfinancial planningand investmentneeds. GraduatedRepaymentPlanPayments startlow, andincrease overtime to ensurepayment within10 yearsRenter'sInsurancepropertyinsurance thatprotectstenants wholive in a renteddwelling.What isabudget?plan forhow you willspend yourmoney.debt-to-incomeratiototal amount ofmonthly debtpaymentsdivided by yourmonthlyincome.What isinflation?rate at whichthe prices ofgoods andservicesincrease overtime.What iscompoundinterest?interest that isearned on both theprincipal amountof a loan orinvestment andthe accruedinterest.BondsA loan that youmake to acompany orgovernment.Less Risky,Lower ReturnWhat isa creditcard?A card that can beused to pay forgoods andservices in whichthe money isrepaid along withits interest.401(k)planretirement savings planoffered by manyemployers. Employeescan contribute a portionof their paycheck to theplan, and employers mayalso match some or all ofthe employee'scontributions.Online,throughthe mail, andover the phoneWays tomakepayments onstudentloansWhat is acheckingaccount?type of bankaccount thatallows you todeposit andwithdraw moneyat any time. What isFAFSA?the form that youmust complete toapply for federalfinancial aid, suchas Pell Grants andStafford Loans.  Income-DrivenRepaymentPlanPaymentsbased on howmuch youmake andfamily sizeStandardRepaymentPlanPayments are aset amount thatensures yourloans are paidoff in 10 yearsPaying more thanminimumpayments ondebts, budgeting,and consolidatingyour debtWhat areways toreduceyour debt?What isdebt?Money thatyou owe tosomeoneelse.What is asavingsaccount?type of bankaccount thatearns intereston yourdepositedmoney.What arecategoriesof studentloans?FederalandPrivateWhat isrisktolerance?Term used todefineyourwillingness to takeon risks in order toachieve yourfinancial goals.ForbearanceAllows fortemporarypostponement,but interest isadded duringthat time$294.06permonthWhat is theaverageamount spenton groceries forcollegestudents?What isa debitcard?A card that islinked to yourchecking accountand allows you tospend moneydirectly from youraccount.50% forneeds30% for wants20% forsavingsWhat isthe50/30/20rule?What areinvestments?stocks,bonds,mutualfunds, andreal estate. What isinterest rateon studentloans?This ratevariesdependingon type andlenderDefermentAllows fortemporarypostponement ofloan paymentswith no interestaddingEmergencyFundSavings accountused to coverunexpectedexpenses, suchas a medical billor a job lossWhat isinsurance?a financial productthat protects youfrom financial lossesin the event of anunexpected event,such as a caraccident or a medicalemergency.What is afinancialadvisor?a professionalwho can help youwith yourfinancial planningand investmentneeds. GraduatedRepaymentPlanPayments startlow, andincrease overtime to ensurepayment within10 yearsRenter'sInsurancepropertyinsurance thatprotectstenants wholive in a renteddwelling.What isabudget?plan forhow you willspend yourmoney.debt-to-incomeratiototal amount ofmonthly debtpaymentsdivided by yourmonthlyincome.What isinflation?rate at whichthe prices ofgoods andservicesincrease overtime.What iscompoundinterest?interest that isearned on both theprincipal amountof a loan orinvestment andthe accruedinterest.BondsA loan that youmake to acompany orgovernment.Less Risky,Lower Return

Grocery 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 card that can be used to pay for goods and services in which the money is repaid along with its interest.
    What is a credit card?
  2. retirement savings plan offered by many employers. Employees can contribute a portion of their paycheck to the plan, and employers may also match some or all of the employee's contributions.
    401(k) plan
  3. Ways to make payments on student loans
    Online,through the mail, and over the phone
  4. type of bank account that allows you to deposit and withdraw money at any time.
    What is a checking account?
  5. the form that you must complete to apply for federal financial aid, such as Pell Grants and Stafford Loans.
    What is FAFSA?
  6. Payments based on how much you make and family size
    Income-Driven Repayment Plan
  7. Payments are a set amount that ensures your loans are paid off in 10 years
    Standard Repayment Plan
  8. What are ways to reduce your debt?
    Paying more than minimum payments on debts, budgeting, and consolidating your debt
  9. Money that you owe to someone else.
    What is debt?
  10. type of bank account that earns interest on your deposited money.
    What is a savings account?
  11. Federal and Private
    What are categories of student loans?
  12. Term used to defineyour willingness to take on risks in order to achieve your financial goals.
    What is risk tolerance?
  13. Allows for temporary postponement, but interest is added during that time
    Forbearance
  14. What is the average amount spent on groceries for college students?
    $294.06 per month
  15. A card that is linked to your checking account and allows you to spend money directly from your account.
    What is a debit card?
  16. What is the 50/30/20 rule?
    50% for needs 30% for wants 20% for savings
  17. stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and real estate.
    What are investments?
  18. This rate varies depending on type and lender
    What is interest rate on student loans?
  19. Allows for temporary postponement of loan payments with no interest adding
    Deferment
  20. Savings account used to cover unexpected expenses, such as a medical bill or a job loss
    Emergency Fund
  21. a financial product that protects you from financial losses in the event of an unexpected event, such as a car accident or a medical emergency.
    What is insurance?
  22. a professional who can help you with your financial planning and investment needs.
    What is a financial advisor?
  23. Payments start low, and increase over time to ensure payment within 10 years
    Graduated Repayment Plan
  24. property insurance that protects tenants who live in a rented dwelling.
    Renter's Insurance
  25. plan for how you will spend your money.
    What is a budget?
  26. total amount of monthly debt payments divided by your monthly income.
    debt-to-income ratio
  27. rate at which the prices of goods and services increase over time.
    What is inflation?
  28. interest that is earned on both the principal amount of a loan or investment and the accrued interest.
    What is compound interest?
  29. A loan that you make to a company or government. Less Risky, Lower Return
    Bonds