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| An itemized summary of probable expenditures and income for a given period of time. |
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| The amount by which expenditures exceed income. |
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| An amount of money spent. |
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| An unchanging expenditure. |
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| An expenditure that varies. |
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| Amount of money recieved. |
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| The amount of money remaining after all expenses are met. |
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| Money recieved after all adjustments and deductions are made. |
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| This is a object or idea that has no bias to good or bad. |
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| A set of guidelines that can be followed to gain wealth. |
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| What happens when interest stacks over time and is a effective way of investing. |
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| A amount of money or other source of cash to pay for things during a crises situation. |
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| The amount of money gained with interest. |
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| A place to put your money where they do not charge you when you withdraw it. (Good place for emergency fund.) |
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| A idea of thinking if something can go wrong it will go wrong. |
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| A way to build discipline and money smarts. |
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| Something that takes place above all other tasks or goals, it is important to know what is important. |
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| A fund reserved to pay debt. |
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