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Things that you must have, such as food. |
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Services such as electricity, gas, water, and heat. |
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Things that you want, but you can go without. |
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Money spent on something you need or want. |
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An organized chart used to list things you spent money on for a certain period of time, such as a week or a month. |
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expenses that stays the same week to week, month to month. |
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Expenses that change week to week, month to month. |
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Money you earn from working, or receive from investments or from other sources. |
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The difference between your income and total expenses. |
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A plan for spending and saving money |
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To move money from one budget to the next budget. |
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A plan where income is equal to the sum of expenses and savings. |
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To round to get an answer that isn’t exact; answers you get when you are using rounded numbers. |
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Extra money you need to pay the lender for loaning you money. |
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To make guess about the future. |
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The sum of a numbers divided by how many numbers are in a set. |
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