deduction - money taken out of a person’s paycheck. Examples include: insurance, income tax, Social Security (FICA), etc., debit - this monetary transaction tool deducts purchases directly from your account, bankruptcies - are listed on a person's credit history for 10 years, entrepreneur - a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, tweens - advertisers like this age group (target audience) because they have access to technology, input in their family's spending decisions, and are establishing buying habits that will carry into adulthood, deposit slip - used to add funds to a bank account, annual fee - a yearly fee charged by some, but not all, credit card companies, net pay - take home pay; the amount left of your paycheck after deductions, gross pay - hourly pay times the number of hours worked (earnings before deductions), jingle - a song or verse linked to a company's product(s), slogan - a brief, attention-getting phrase, logo - a symbol used in advertisiing, poverty - the lack of the basic necessities of life, credit line - the maximum amount you are allowed to carry on your credit card, credit - the ability to get goods and service before you pay for them,

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