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| The amount of money a person recives or earns regulaly. |
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| To Take Out (As In Money From A Paycheck) |
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| Tax Paid To The Government On Income Earn. |
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| A Feederal Government Program That Provides Benifits For People Of All Ages. |
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| A Health Care Program Provided By The Federal Government Primarliy For Retired Persons. |
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| The Federal Insurance Contribution Act, A Law Having To Do With The Taxes That Are Withheld From Paychecks And Contributed To The Social Security Programs. |
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| A Plan For Saving And Spending Money. |
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| Expenses That People Have Already Agreed To Pay And Must Be Paid By A Particular Time. |
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| Expenses That Come Orregularly Or That People Can Ajust More Easily Than Fixed Expenses. |
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| Money That Banks Pay Depositors For Use Of Their Money. |
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| Money For education awarded To Students Because Of Their Need, Or For Acadmic Or Athletic Achivement |
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| Borrowed Money That Must Be Repaid. |
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| A Program That Allows Students To Work For Their Education By Working Full Or Part Time Jobs In Related Field While They Are In School. |
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| Money For Education Provieded By The Government, Schools, Or Privite Donors. |
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| To Put In Order Form First To Last From Most Important To Least Important. |
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