Category 6
Anything owned, such as cars, motorcycles, and homes.
Assets
Rent on money you borrow.
Interest
A letter of introduction to a prospective employer.
Cover letter
Financial issues that affect an individual.
Personal Finance
The process of forecasting future expenses and income.
Budgeting
People who start their own business.
Entrepreneur
Advantages or payments provided by the employer.
Benefits
Money coming in through wages earned, an allowance, or other sources.
Income
A snapshot of your qualifications that includes background information such as education and previous work history.
Resume
Homes, rental property, farms, and other land.
Real estate
The amount of a specific asset that we own after subtracting any liabilities.
Equity
The difference between assets and liabilities.
Net Worth
An opportunity to gain experience and knowledge about a specific job or career.
Job shadow
A forecast of future cash inflows and outflows.
Budget
Anything on which we spend money
Expense
Something you acquire with the ultimate goal of making money.
Investment
Certificates that represent fractional ownership of a firm.
Stock
An on-the-job training program where you acquire skills while you are working.
Apprenticeship
When someone uses your personal information without your permission for personal gain.
Identity theft
What something would be worth if you sold it today.
Market value
The total dollar amount of all final goods and services purchased within the nation's borders in each year.
GDP (Gross domestic product)
Provides payment to eligible retirees and disabled people.
Social Security
An insurance plan that pays a specific person or persons when the policyholder dies.
Life insurance
The amount of money an employee takes home after taxes.
Net Pay