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1. You gave the sales clerk $10.00.  The bill was $6.39.  How much change should you get back? (You can use scratch paper.)

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2. Which is expensive and not really necessary for most adults to own?

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3. Which family expense is the same every month?

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4. To have a co-signer for a loan means

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5. If you ask someone to figure out your income tax, you must

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6. A credit union is most similar to

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7. If you are several days late in paying your income tax, you must

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8. When filling out a checking account application at a bank, you must

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9. If one can of soda pop costs $0.65 but a six-pack costs $2.00, how much would you save by buying the six pack?  (You can use scratch paper.)

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10. If your debit or credit card is lost or stolen, you are liable for the purchases made.

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You gave the sales clerk $10.00.  The bill was $6.39.  How...
Which is expensive and not really necessary for most adults to own?
Which family expense is the same every month?
To have a co-signer for a loan means
If you ask someone to figure out your income tax, you must
A credit union is most similar to
If you are several days late in paying your income tax, you must
When filling out a checking account application at a bank, you must
If one can of soda pop costs $0.65 but a six-pack costs $2.00, how...
If your debit or credit card is lost or stolen, you are liable for the...
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