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| the amount of money a person earns or recieves regularly |
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| to take out , money from a pay check |
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| tax paid to the government on income earned |
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| a federal government program that provides services for every age |
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| a health care program provided by the federal government mostly for retired people |
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| law that has to do with taxes withheld from paychecks that go to social security |
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| a plan on how you use your money |
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| expenses that are already agreed on being paid on a specific date |
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| irregular expenses that people adjust to easily |
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| The money that banks pay the depositor when they use their money |
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| Money for education awarded to students if they need it , for academic achievement , and athletic achievement |
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| Borrowed money that MUST be replaced |
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| the program that lets students earn their education by full or part time jobs while they are in school |
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| Money for education provided by the government , schools, or private donor |
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| order things from important to least important , or any order |
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