Advanced Financial Algebra

3. A two year option for training in a specific field
6. Financial contributions imposed by the government
7. Sections of the federal tax code that dictate what percentage your money is taxed based on amounts
9. Tax applied to your salary by the state government
16. Tax applied to your salary by the federal government
17. The state in which we live that will charge you state income tax
18. A charge from the government paid by real estate owners
19. Tax Medicare, Social Security, and FICA taxes
20. A bank account from which you pull for daily expenses via card, check, and cash
21. The allocation of money towards specific items such as rent, personal items, and necessities
22. A loan to buy a home
24. A general increase in prices and a fall in the purchasing power of money
26. Entering the _____ by getting a job or an apprenticeship
27. Interest that does not multiply
29. An account that holds your money for a set amount of time with a high interest rate
30. A scholarship named after a GA governor
31. Tax applied to the sale of consumables like food
32. A Georgia scholarship funded by the GA Lottery

1. The cost of going to college by credit hour and for things like technology
2. A bank account that has a low interest rate to store your money
4. A financial contribution to assist in paying for school that you do have to pay back
5. Three categories of the perfect budget
8. Preparing food in advance so you can eat during the week
10. Loans, scholarships, and grants that aid in paying for college
11. The amount you take home after taxes
12. You can join a branch of the ______ like the Army or Navy
13. Tax applied to your salary
14. A four year option that includes general and specific education
15. Interest that multiplies over time, sometimes daily, sometimes monthly
23. Food you buy at a store that specifically sells food items
25. The total amount you earn before taxes are taken out
28. A financial contribution that pays for schooling that you do not pay back