The value ofownership in anasset orbusiness aftersubtractingliabilitiesMoney owed tosomeone,typically fromborrowing,which must bepaid backThe amount ofmoney left afterall expensesare deductedfrom revenueThe act ofusing money topurchasegoods,services, orinvestmentsThe cost ofborrowing money,usually apercentage of theloan amount, orthe earnings onsavingsA financialresponsibilityor debt thatmust be repaidin the futureThe ability toborrow money oraccess goodsand services withthe agreement topay laterA loan used topurchaseproperty, with theproperty servingas collateral forthe loanThe practice ofspreadinginvestmentsacross differenttypes of assetsto reduce riskA plan for howto allocateincome andmanageexpenses overa set periodMoneyborrowed withthe promise topay it back,usually withinterestAnything of valueowned by anindividual orcompany, suchas cash, property,or investmentsA numericalrepresentation ofan individual’screditworthiness,which affectsborrowing abilityand loan termsSetting asidemoney forfuture use,often in a bankaccount orsavings fund.Using money topurchase assetslike stocks, bonds,or real estate, withthe expectation ofearning a returnA collection ofinvestmentsowned by anindividual ororganization, suchas stocks or realestateMoney orassets used tofund businessactivities orinvestmentsThe moneyspent ongoods,services, orneeds, such asrent or foodThe profit/lossearned from aninvestment,usuallyexpressed as apercentageThe total incomegenerated by acompany orindividual fromwork, sales, orinvestmentsThe increase inthe prices ofgoods/servicesover time, whichreduces thepurchasing powerof moneyThe easewith whichan asset canbe convertedinto cashThe possibilityof losing moneyor not receivingthe expectedreturn on aninvestmentA decrease in theoverall price levelof goods andservices, whichcan increase thevalue of moneyThe value ofownership in anasset orbusiness aftersubtractingliabilitiesMoney owed tosomeone,typically fromborrowing,which must bepaid backThe amount ofmoney left afterall expensesare deductedfrom revenueThe act ofusing money topurchasegoods,services, orinvestmentsThe cost ofborrowing money,usually apercentage of theloan amount, orthe earnings onsavingsA financialresponsibilityor debt thatmust be repaidin the futureThe ability toborrow money oraccess goodsand services withthe agreement topay laterA loan used topurchaseproperty, with theproperty servingas collateral forthe loanThe practice ofspreadinginvestmentsacross differenttypes of assetsto reduce riskA plan for howto allocateincome andmanageexpenses overa set periodMoneyborrowed withthe promise topay it back,usually withinterestAnything of valueowned by anindividual orcompany, suchas cash, property,or investmentsA numericalrepresentation ofan individual’screditworthiness,which affectsborrowing abilityand loan termsSetting asidemoney forfuture use,often in a bankaccount orsavings fund.Using money topurchase assetslike stocks, bonds,or real estate, withthe expectation ofearning a returnA collection ofinvestmentsowned by anindividual ororganization, suchas stocks or realestateMoney orassets used tofund businessactivities orinvestmentsThe moneyspent ongoods,services, orneeds, such asrent or foodThe profit/lossearned from aninvestment,usuallyexpressed as apercentageThe total incomegenerated by acompany orindividual fromwork, sales, orinvestmentsThe increase inthe prices ofgoods/servicesover time, whichreduces thepurchasing powerof moneyThe easewith whichan asset canbe convertedinto cashThe possibilityof losing moneyor not receivingthe expectedreturn on aninvestmentA decrease in theoverall price levelof goods andservices, whichcan increase thevalue of money

SPROUT Financial Literacy 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. The value of ownership in an asset or business after subtracting liabilities
  2. Money owed to someone, typically from borrowing, which must be paid back
  3. The amount of money left after all expenses are deducted from revenue
  4. The act of using money to purchase goods, services, or investments
  5. The cost of borrowing money, usually a percentage of the loan amount, or the earnings on savings
  6. A financial responsibility or debt that must be repaid in the future
  7. The ability to borrow money or access goods and services with the agreement to pay later
  8. A loan used to purchase property, with the property serving as collateral for the loan
  9. The practice of spreading investments across different types of assets to reduce risk
  10. A plan for how to allocate income and manage expenses over a set period
  11. Money borrowed with the promise to pay it back, usually with interest
  12. Anything of value owned by an individual or company, such as cash, property, or investments
  13. A numerical representation of an individual’s creditworthiness, which affects borrowing ability and loan terms
  14. Setting aside money for future use, often in a bank account or savings fund.
  15. Using money to purchase assets like stocks, bonds, or real estate, with the expectation of earning a return
  16. A collection of investments owned by an individual or organization, such as stocks or real estate
  17. Money or assets used to fund business activities or investments
  18. The money spent on goods, services, or needs, such as rent or food
  19. The profit/loss earned from an investment, usually expressed as a percentage
  20. The total income generated by a company or individual from work, sales, or investments
  21. The increase in the prices of goods/services over time, which reduces the purchasing power of money
  22. The ease with which an asset can be converted into cash
  23. The possibility of losing money or not receiving the expected return on an investment
  24. A decrease in the overall price level of goods and services, which can increase the value of money