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Gross Pay
The large amount you get paid, a persons earnings before deductions are taken out.
Net Pay
Take home pay
Pay Stub
Part of the paycheck that shows gross pay and itemizes you deductions.
Deductions
Money taken out of your paycheck
Salary
Total amount of money you are paid per week or per year
Wages
The hourly rate of pay
FICA
The money taken out of social security
Fixed Expenses
Expenses that come along on a regular basis
Flexible Expenses(Variable)
Flexible or variable ezpenses expenses that change from month to month
Ledger or Register
A record of checks that you list in your checkbook
Reconcile
Check your checkbook register against the statement that the bank sent you
Endorse
Sign your name on the back of the check to cash or deposite it
Lay Away
When you purchase something and make small payments on it untill its paid off. (marshalls)
Installment Plan
You make payments in regular monthly installments
Revolving Credit
Make a purchase and you pay it off, so you are constantly making purchases and payments. Only charged interest on the outstanding balance (Macys, Sears)
Installment Credit
A credit Card when you agree to make regular monthly payments (car payment)
Down Payment
The money you put down to lower the cost of finance charges to lower the cost of finance charges on a purchase.