Essential Vocabulary
Money Goals
Protecting & Growing Assets
Ethics & Professional Roles
Miscellaneous
100

Anything of value that you own, such as bank accounts, a car, or a home.  

Assets

100

Saving 1 million to retire at age 63

Long term goal

100

The tool used to transfer the risk of financial loss to a third party.

Insurance

100

The fundamental moral principles of conduct, such as honesty, fairness, and respect

Ethics

100

 The first step in creating a comprehensive financial plan. ( SMART ______)

Goals
200

What you owe to others, such as student loans, credit card debt, or a car loan

Liabilities

200

Saving enough to buy a car by the time you graduate high school

short term

200

Using money to build wealth over time through assets like stocks and bonds.

Investing

200

Taking accountability for the financial choices you make.

Personal Responsibility. 

200

A savings cushion reserved to offset unexpected events, typically covering 3 to 6 months of expenses.

Emergency Fund

300

A financial document showing your total assets minus your total liabilities.

Net Worth Statement

300

Setting 10 dollars aside from your paycheck to buy a coffee tomorrow 

Short term goal
300

Withdrawing yourself from active working life, which requires starting early to ensure long-term savings.

Retirement

300

A licensed professional who helps individuals plan and manage their financial future.

Financial Planner

300

What is the gold standard credential in the Financial Planning Industry? (Three Letters)

CFP

400

A detailed estimate of expected income and expenses over a specific period.

Budget

400

Taking a 10 day vacation to the Bahamas for your 50th birthday

Long term goal

400

Planning for the distribution of your assets upon death

Estate Planning?

400

What does diversification mean?

Spreading investments to reduce risk 

400

A business financial plan typically works by outlining a variety of financial statements for a time period of _________________.

3 to 5 years

500

Assets that are easily converted into a fixed amount of cash, such as funds in a savings account

Monetary Assets

500

FRUGAL or CHEAP? Buying a broken-down "beater" car for under $1,000, skipping all routine maintenance, and driving it until it completely dies on the road

CHEAP!

500

A legal document that explicitly outlines a person’s final wishes regarding their assets

Will

500

The ethical requirement that obligates a financial professional to put their client’s best interests first. 

Fiduciary Responsibility 

500

Frugal or Cheap: Meal planning, using coupons, and buying store-brand or bulk items to cook nutritious, satisfying meals at home 

FRUGAL

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