CheckingExtras that makefor a moredesirable quality oflife (ex: luxurygoods, leisuretravel,entertainment)Tracks your cashinflows andoutflows, providingyou with anaccurate picture ofyour regularspending habitsRefuse,reduce,replaceMarrisaGilyoochenand DavisMartin50/30/20,zero-based,envelope,and nobudgetA documentthat tellsyour moneywhere to goSomethingto aspireto - an endresultProvide a clearpicture anddirection for yourlife. They have adeadline andaction itemsFAFSAUnderoneyearCreditCardUnderstanding howmoney works,including how tomanage, save, invest,and spend it wisely. Ithelps people makeinformed decisionsabout their financesIna Miller-Cabasugand Mr.Donald FrostEssentials forsustainingeveryday life(ex: housing,clothing, food,transportation)OveroneyearCollegeAchievementRetentionExperienceAllocating your after-tax income into threecategories: 50% forneeds, 30% forwants, and 20% forsavings and debtrepaymentsEveryDollarDebitCardSavingsFinancialAidRetirementScholarshipsCheckingExtras that makefor a moredesirable quality oflife (ex: luxurygoods, leisuretravel,entertainment)Tracks your cashinflows andoutflows, providingyou with anaccurate picture ofyour regularspending habitsRefuse,reduce,replaceMarrisaGilyoochenand DavisMartin50/30/20,zero-based,envelope,and nobudgetA documentthat tellsyour moneywhere to goSomethingto aspireto - an endresultProvide a clearpicture anddirection for yourlife. They have adeadline andaction itemsFAFSAUnderoneyearCreditCardUnderstanding howmoney works,including how tomanage, save, invest,and spend it wisely. Ithelps people makeinformed decisionsabout their financesIna Miller-Cabasugand Mr.Donald FrostEssentials forsustainingeveryday life(ex: housing,clothing, food,transportation)OveroneyearCollegeAchievementRetentionExperienceAllocating your after-tax income into threecategories: 50% forneeds, 30% forwants, and 20% forsavings and debtrepaymentsEveryDollarDebitCardSavingsFinancialAidRetirementScholarships

FINANCIAL LITERACY - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. B-Checking
  2. B-Extras that make for a more desirable quality of life (ex: luxury goods, leisure travel, entertainment)
  3. G-Tracks your cash inflows and outflows, providing you with an accurate picture of your regular spending habits
  4. G-Refuse, reduce, replace
  5. N-Marrisa Gilyoochen and Davis Martin
  6. I-50/30/20, zero-based, envelope, and no budget
  7. B-A document that tells your money where to go
  8. I-Something to aspire to - an end result
  9. I-Provide a clear picture and direction for your life. They have a deadline and action items
  10. G-FAFSA
  11. O-Under one year
  12. O-Credit Card
  13. N-Understanding how money works, including how to manage, save, invest, and spend it wisely. It helps people make informed decisions about their finances
  14. G-Ina Miller-Cabasug and Mr. Donald Frost
  15. O-Essentials for sustaining everyday life (ex: housing, clothing, food, transportation)
  16. N-Over one year
  17. B-College Achievement Retention Experience
  18. O-Allocating your after-tax income into three categories: 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings and debt repayments
  19. O-EveryDollar
  20. B-Debit Card
  21. I-Savings
  22. I-Financial Aid
  23. N-Retirement
  24. G-Scholarships