Banking, credit and paying for college
Grade 6 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Esme fills in a money table with the columns In, Out and Balance. Where does a $12 debit-card purchase of a book go?
- Balance
- In
- Out
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Money table with the columns In, Out and Balance. Start balance $50. Row 1: a $15 dog-walking deposit, balance $65. Row 2: a $20 debit-card purchase of art supplies, balance ?.
Milo keeps a money table that starts at $50 (the dog picks the walking route). What is the balance after row 2?
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Money table with the columns In, Out and Balance. Start balance $75. Row 1: a $25 check written for the soccer fee, balance $50. Row 2: a $12 transfer out to savings, balance ?.
Noah keeps a money table that starts at $75. What is the balance after row 2?
Jun learns that a credit history is the record of how a person has paid back what they borrowed. Why is a good credit history helpful?
- Lenders can see that the person paid back on time, so they are more willing to lend
- It means the person never has to pay a loan back
- It makes the person's checking account balance bigger
Noah reads that a checking account has a fee of $3 a month. How much is the fee for 4 months?
Zee looks at college costs. One year at a college costs 12 thousand dollars, and a family has saved 5 thousand dollars for it. How many thousand dollars more do they need?
Ari looks at college costs. One year at a college costs 10 thousand dollars, and a student has saved 4 thousand dollars for it. How many thousand dollars more are needed?
Kira looks at a new checking account. It has a fee of $4 a month and a one-time $6 fee to open it. What does the account cost for the first 3 months?
Noah's neighbor borrows $30 from a lender to buy a used lamp, and pays it back with 4 payments of $8. How much more than $30 does the neighbor pay back?
Zee compares two loan plans that each borrow $30. Plan X: 2 payments of $17. Plan Y: 4 payments of $9. Which plan costs more to pay back in all?
- They cost the same
- Plan X
- Plan Y