Home Managment Flashcards
Income
Money that households receive
Wages
Money paid weekly by how many hours you’ve worked
Salary
Money paid fortnightly or monthly at a fixed rate
Social welfare payments
Paid to individuals who are unable to earn a wage or salary
Gross tax
Money before deductions
Net income
Money after deductions
Statutory deductions and one example
Compulsory deductions eg usc (universal social charge), paye (pay as you earn) , prsi (pay related social insurance), pension payments
Non-statutory deductions and one example
Paid by choice eg health insurance, private pension, savings plan, union membership fee
4 common family expenses
Housing, groceries, clothing, medical, household, education, childcare, savings, entertainment
Saving
Putting money away with a plan to spend it in the future
Buying on credit
Borrowing money to pay it back at a later date