PF Basics
Wants/Needs & Choices
Financial Goals
Education & Careers
Financial Planning
100

Financial issues that affect an individual

What is personal finance

100

Food, water, clothing and shelter are these

What are needs?

100

Buying a new phone is an example of this type of financial goal

What is short-term?

100

According to the Chapter, as education level increases, this also usually increases

What are earnings/wages?

100

This worldwide resource can be used to research major purchases, investment performance and financial calculators

What is the internet?

200

Process of planning every aspect of your personal finances

What is personal finance planning


200

Something you would like to have, but do not required

What is a WANT?

200

Saving enough money to purchase a house is an example of this type of goal

What is long-term?

200

According to the Chapter, people with more education are generally less likely to experience this

What is unemployment?

200

CFP and CPA are examples of these, which indicate a certain level of financial training or expertise

What are professional credentials/certifications

300

Cash is an example of this type of asset

What is liquid?

300

This means the value of what you give up when you choose one option instead of another

What is OPPORTUNITY COST?

300

Three categories of financial goals discussed in this Chapter 

Short term

Intermediate term

Long term


300

Besides your interests, you should look into this financial factor when considering a career

What is expected pay/earnings/wages?

300

When selecting a financial advisor, you should ask whether the advisor's area of THIS matches your needs

What is expertise?

400

Personal financial planning includ3es planning these FOUR major areas of your finances

What are:

spending, borrowing/financing, saving and investing?


400

Lindsey needs jeans.  A $20 pair meets her needs, but a $100 pair represents this

What is WANT?

400

Starting to save for a home while you are young can reduce this 

What is the amount of money you need to save regularly?

400
Education can be costly in these two ways

What are time and money?

400

Even if you hire a financial professional, this PERSON remains responsible for monitoring your investments and judging the advice received.

Who is YOU (the individual investor)?

500

According to the reading, good planning and money management can provide emotional benefit in addition to helping you afford things you want

What is financial security/peace of mind?

500

You earn $8 per hour and give up a 4-hour workshift to attend a $10 movie. Including the ticket, what is the total opportunity cost?

$42


8*4=$32 in lost wages, + $10 ticket

$32 + $10= $42

500

Financial planning can allow someone to build a wealth early enough to have this option at ages 40 or 45

What is retirement?

500

The chapter says planning for this after high school is an important part of long-term financial planning

What is post-secondary education or training?

500

The letters CFP and CPA stand for

What are

Certified Financial Planner AND

Certified Professional Accountant

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