Knowshow towrite acheckKnowswhat“loan”meansKnowswhattaxes areforOpeneda savingsaccountKnowsthe50/30/20ruleKnowswhat anemergencyfund isKnowsdifferencebetweendebit & creditSetsfinancialgoalsUsedcashinstead ofcardWatcheda financevideoKnowswhat"overdraft"meansLearnedaboutcompoundinterestKnowswhatinsuranceisCan namea type ofinsuranceKnowswhat aninvestmentisMade abudgetKnowswhat acreditscore isUnderstandsstudentloansDiscussedmoneywithfamilyResearcheda careersalarySet aspendinglimitKnowswhat“APR”meansKnowswhat apaycheckstub isCandefine“interestrate”Knowshow towrite acheckKnowswhat“loan”meansKnowswhattaxes areforOpeneda savingsaccountKnowsthe50/30/20ruleKnowswhat anemergencyfund isKnowsdifferencebetweendebit & creditSetsfinancialgoalsUsedcashinstead ofcardWatcheda financevideoKnowswhat"overdraft"meansLearnedaboutcompoundinterestKnowswhatinsuranceisCan namea type ofinsuranceKnowswhat aninvestmentisMade abudgetKnowswhat acreditscore isUnderstandsstudentloansDiscussedmoneywithfamilyResearcheda careersalarySet aspendinglimitKnowswhat“APR”meansKnowswhat apaycheckstub isCandefine“interestrate”

FINANCE 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. Knows how to write a check
  2. Knows what “loan” means
  3. Knows what taxes are for
  4. Opened a savings account
  5. Knows the 50/30/20 rule
  6. Knows what an emergency fund is
  7. Knows difference between debit & credit
  8. Sets financial goals
  9. Used cash instead of card
  10. Watched a finance video
  11. Knows what "overdraft" means
  12. Learned about compound interest
  13. Knows what insurance is
  14. Can name a type of insurance
  15. Knows what an investment is
  16. Made a budget
  17. Knows what a credit score is
  18. Understands student loans
  19. Discussed money with family
  20. Researched a career salary
  21. Set a spending limit
  22. Knows what “APR” means
  23. Knows what a paycheck stub is
  24. Can define “interest rate”