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| a plan for managing money during a given period of time. |
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| total amount of income from your wages or salary before payroll deductions. |
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| the amounts subtracted from gross income. |
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| fees placed on income, prperty, or goods to support gov. programs. |
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| a fee for the support of federal government programs. |
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| a fee collected by your employer and paid to the state revenue department to support state programs. |
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| collected from most employees to fund this federal program, which provides old age survivors, and disability insurance. |
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| collected from most employees to fund the hospital insurance. |
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| "take home pay." the amount you receive when you cash your check. |
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| money you spend on your needs and wants. |
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| have set dollar amounts and are the exact amount every time. |
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| can change, you usually have more control over them. |
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| how you handle money coming in and going out. |
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| ways to handle your cash. |
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| checking accounts, ATM, and quick check account |
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| how to get the best deal. |
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| shop around, ask around, read fineprint, review magazines, newspapers and TV and product consumer reports. |
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| What could not be called income? |
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