Financial Institutions
Income as a Scare Resource
Roles of Money
Understanding Taxes
Miscellus
100

offers customers checking & saving accounts that are insured by the federal government

bank

100

income earned when an investment (stock,house,antique,etc) is sold for MORE than it was purchased for.

capital gains

100

allows you to buy now and pay later

credit

100

a tax on a person's wages and any other sources of income, after deductions.


income tax

100

costs that very in amount and type,depending on the choices you make

variable expenses 

200

offer customers loans for small amounts of money that must be repaid by the borrower's next payday

payday loan store 

200

income earned by holding shares of stock in a company that pays shares holders when profits are earned

Dividends


200

a payment, made over the internet, that allows money to be taken directly from your bank account

electronic payment


200

a federal tax paid by businesses and investors when they sell stocks or real estate for profit

capital gains tax

200

an amount paid to an employee by a customer bases on how well he or she did a job

tips

300

non-for-profit- finiancial institutions offered to their memebers-owners who meet certain requirements.

credit union

300

income agreed (via legal contract usually) by a consumer and producer,this differs salary because the producer is usually not an "employee" of the consumer

Independent Contractor


300

a  card issued by a financial institution that is pre-loaded with funds and is used like a normal credit card.

pre-paid card

300

a tax that takes the same percentage of income from all income groups.

proportional tax

300

federal insurance program workers pay into to until they retire or are no longer able to work

social security

400

allow customers to cash checks,send wire transfers 

check-cashing store

400

federal law that requires workers and their employers to contribute to Social Security and Medicare

Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA)

400

an asset that maintains its value,rather than depreciating

store of value

400

a tax that takes larger percentage of income form high-income groups than from low-income groups


progessive tax

400

exchanging goods or services without using money

barter

500

is a financial institution that specializes in accepting savings deposits and making mortgage and other loans

saving and loans

500

form issued to report rents, royalties, prizes, awards, and other fixed determinable income.

form 1099-misc

500

anything that is used to determine value during the exchange of goods and services

medium of exchange

500

a tax that takes a larger percentage of income from low-income groups than from high-income groups.

regressive tax

500

one time payment for an entire amount due,rather than payments broken into smaller installments.

lump sum distriutions

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