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| the amout of money a person receives or earn regularly. |
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| To take out [ as in money from a paycheck |
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| tax paid to the goverment on income earned. |
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| a fedral goverment that provide benefits for people all ages. |
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| a health care program provdie by the fedral goverment primarly for retired person. |
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| the fedral insurance contribution act, a law having to do with the taxes that are withheld from paycheck and contributed to the social securtiy program. |
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| a plan for saving and spending money |
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| expenses that come irregularly or already agreed to pay and that must be paid by a particular date. |
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| expenses that come irregularly or people can adjust more easily than fixed expenses. |
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| borrow money that must repaid. |
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| money that banks pay depositors for use of thier money |
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| a achievement that you get your degree from for money |
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| a program that allows student earn money by working full time or part time. |
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| money that for education provide by government,school, private donors. |
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| to put in order first to last |
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