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| This tax funds hospital insurance programs and also pays health benefits to the elderly and the disabled. |
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| This income tax is a fee that is taken out of your paycheck by your employer to support federal government programs and is paid to the IRS. |
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| This income is the amount of income you receive from your wages or salary before payroll deductions. |
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| This is a plan for managing money. |
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| To have a set dollar amount. In other words, each payment for this is the exact same amount. |
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| This income tax is a tax that is subracted from your paycheck by your employer to support State programs and is paid to the State Revenue department. |
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| These are amounts that are subtracted from your paycheck each paycheck. For example: Taxes, health insurance, amd retirement savings. |
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| These are fees placed on income, property, or goods to support government programs. |
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| This is a tax that provides benefits to those of old age, survivors, and disabled. |
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| This is the amount that you have left in your paycheck after the deductions are taken out. |
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| Expenses that can change in amount from period to period. |
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| An account that you have at a financial institution. |
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| A personal budget for managing money during a given time period. |
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Income and spending must balance each other. |
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A phone payment is an example of a variable expense. |
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| A short term loan from the bank to cover the amount in which you overdrew your account. |
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