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- Q1A practice that ensures products or services are produced in a manner that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.self-advocacysocial sustainabilitybudgetsustainable30s
- Q2Materials or items that can be broken down by natural processes, thereby reducing environmental impact.comparison shoppingsustainablebiodegradablenon installment credit30s
- Q3A predetermined amount of money allocated for a specific purpose, often used to plan for expenses or savings over a period.principalbudgetexpensesincome30s
- Q4A type of credit that lets you make purchases and pay for them later, usually with the option to pay off the balance over time.non installment creditfinance chargesrevolving creditinstallment credit30s
- Q5The act of allocating money toward assets or projects with the expectation of generating a return or profit over time.expensessavingbudgetinvesting30s
- Q6The ability to manage one’s own needs and advocate for oneself, especially in contexts such as education or healthcare.social sustainabilityself-advocacyfinance chargesdirect deposit30s
- Q7The practice of allocating resources and managing money in a way that aims to ensure social and environmental well-being alongside economic growth.comparison shoppinginstallment creditelectronic bankingsocial sustainability30s
- Q8An assurance provided by a manufacturer or seller that they will repair or replace a product if necessary within a specified period after purchase.budgetincomesustainablepurchasing warranty30s
- Q9A fee charged by lenders for the cost of borrowing money, typically calculated as a percentage of the amount borrowed over a specific period.principalsavingsfinance chargesinterest30s
- Q10A type of credit that does not require fixed payments and allows for flexible borrowing, often used for everyday purchases.installment creditrevolving creditinterestnon installment credit30s
- Q11An amount of money that is loaned, which can either be paid back in full or in installments, often with interest.expensesprincipalinterestfinance charges30s
- Q12A system that allows people to manage their banking transactions electronically, often using their computers or mobile devices.electronic bankingsavingsdirect depositinvesting30s
- Q13A financial arrangement in which funds are electronically transferred directly into a bank account, often used for salary payments.comparison shoppingelectronic funds transferelectronic bankingdirect deposit30s
- Q14The act of setting aside money regularly for future use, often for emergencies or larger purchases.savingspendingbudgetinginvesting30s
- Q15A type of credit that requires payment in fixed installments over time, typically used for items like cars or homes.finance chargesinstallment creditnon installment creditrevolving credit30s