Life Card. Life Card. IRS Refund! You receive $42. Car broke down. Repairs cost $147! Life Card. Life Card. Car needed a new tire.
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1 Car broke down. Repairs cost $147! IRS Refund! You receive $42 Car needed a new tire. Cost = $43 Broke a tooth! Dentist bill = $75 Won $98 in a 50/50 raffle. Treated your friend to dinner for their birthday. Cost: $47 Happy Birthday! You received $50 from family and friends. Got caught speeding! Fine = $75 IRS Bill! You owe $65 Earned a $50 bonus for good work!
2 Car needed an oil change. Cost = $25 Found an abandoned pet. Add $20 each month for pet care costs. Electricity went out for 2 days. Had to replace $84 worth of food. Needed a haircut! Cost = $10 Won $64 playing BINGO! Missed 1 day of work due to illness. Cost = $135 for lost wages and doctor bills. It s your lucky day! You found a $20 bill on your way to work! Rent/mortgage is being increased by $50 per month. Bank made an error in your favor! You received $88. Earned an extra $40 by helping neighbors fix their roof.
3 Car broke down. Repairs cost $65! Car needed a tune-up! Cost = $49 Phone bill increased $20 this month! Had a cavity filled! Dentist bill = $48 Yard Sale Earned $82! Spent $25 to take a friend to the movies. Traded cars to save $38 each month on your car payment. Had to buy new shoes Cost = $20 Changed phone companies to save $8 each month! Earned a bonus at work in the amount of $32.
4 Needed new clothes for work. Cost = $128 Had to repay $50 that you borrowed from a friend! Water bill is increasing $5 each month. A friend repays you $50 that you had loaned him. Earned an extra $135 this month working overtime. Had an accident. Monthly payment on car insurance is increasing $14. You ve received a credit card & spent $100. Minimum monthly payment = $25 Gasoline prices go up! Cost = $15 Clipped coupons and saved $18 on groceries for the month. Earned $86 by doing odd jobs for friends.
5 Saved $25 on electricity bill by being energy wise! Earned a raise at work! Receive an extra $50 each month. Chipped your tooth on a piece of candy. Dentist bill = $88 Car needed an oil change. Cost = $25 Earned $36 by helping a friend move. Had to buy a new TV that was damaged in a storm. $300 new or $130 used. Found a cheaper apartment/house. Saved $50 each month. Donated $15 to a charity. Earned an extra $95 this month working overtime. Cable bill is increasing $5 each month.
6 Car needs a new alternator. Repairs cost $178! IRS Refund! You receive $20 Car needs a tune-up Cost = $45 Won $43 in a 50/50 raffle. Had a cavity from eating too many sweets! Cost = $56 Treated your friend to dinner for their birthday. Cost: $47 Happy Birthday! You received $30 from family and friends. Earned a $20 bonus for good work! Your landlord is increasing your rent by $30. You were not wearing your seat belt! Fine = $50
7 Car needed an oil change. Cost = $25 You found a lost wallet and returned it to the owner. Earned a $50 reward. Your refrigerator was damaged by a power surge during a storm. $650 new or $230 used Needed a haircut! Cost = $10 You ve had too many speeding tickets. Car insurance is being increased $36 a month! You left your car lights on all night and ruined the battery. Cost = $60 Bank made an error in your favor! You received $32. It s your lucky day! You found a $10 bill on your way to work! Your landlord is increasing your rent by $50. Earned an extra $20 by helping neighbors fix their roof.
8 TV had to be repaired. Repairs cost $45! Phone bill increased $15 this month! Yard Sale Earned $46! Spent $25 to take a friend to dinner. You forgot to pay a bill on time and have to pay a late fee. Cost = $15 Visited the dentist for a check-up and cleaning. Dentist bill = $48 Decided to move to a new apartment. Your rent stayed the same but you had to pay a deposit of $250. Had to buy new shoes Cost = $30 Changed phone companies to save $10 each month! Added a few new movie channels to your cable system. Cable bill is increasing $5 each month.
9 You ve received a credit card & spent $200. Monthly payment = $50 Took advantage of a great deal on snack cakes at the grocery store! Cost = $8 Donated $25 to a charity. Little cousin is selling candy for school. Bought $16 worth of candy! Had to repay $75 that you borrowed from your parents! A friend repaid you $20 that you had loaned him. You ve received a credit card & spent $100. Monthly payment = $25 Gasoline prices go up! Cost = $25 this month Clipped coupons and saved $34 on groceries for the month. Painted your kitchen Cost = $36
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