Banking, credit and paying for college
Grade 6 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Luz compares two checking accounts. Account A has a fee of $11 a month. Account B has a fee of $6 a month. How much less does Account B cost for 24 months?
Milo compares two checking accounts. Account A has a fee of $8 a month. Account B has a fee of $3 a month. How much less does Account B cost for 18 months?
Noah looks at a new checking account. It has a fee of $5 a month and a one-time $20 fee to open it. What does the account cost for the first 12 months?
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Money table with the columns In, Out and Balance. Start balance $130. Row 1: a $27 debit-card purchase of a board game. Row 2: a $40 transfer in from savings. Row 3: a $35 check written for the art class. Row 4: an $18 birthday-money deposit. The Balance column is empty.
Tala keeps a money table that starts at $130. What is the balance after row 4?
Jun's aunt charges a coat for $40 and boots for $25 on a credit card. Next month the aunt pays $30 and charges a scarf for $15. How much is owed now?
Kira's uncle charges a jacket for $55 and a toaster for $18 on a credit card. Next month the uncle pays $40 and charges a clock for $12. How much is owed now?
Tala's aunt borrows $120 to buy a used bike. The aunt pays it back with 12 payments of $11 plus a one-time $10 fee. How much more than $120 does the aunt pay back?
Jun helps Ms. Reyes compare two loan plans that each borrow $150. Plan X: 6 payments of $28. Plan Y: 12 payments of $13. Which plan costs more to pay back in all?
- Plan X
- Plan Y
- They cost the same
Kira learns about credit reports. How can a borrower use their own credit report?
- To make a lender forget a late payment
- To check that the information about their accounts is correct
- To get money from a card company
Pia's aunt charges a chair for $60 and a table for $45 on a credit card. Next month the aunt pays $50 and charges a lamp for $25. How much is owed now?