Counseling and Communication
Money management
Credit
Insurance
Investing
100

Open-ended, Close-ended

What are two types of questions asked in a session?

100
Capacity based on knowledge, skills, and access to manage financial resource prudently and efficiently. 

What is financial capacity?

100

Contractual agreement whereby a borrower receives something of monetary value now and agrees to repay the lender at a later date.

What is credit?


100

Property and Liability, Health, Disability and Life. 

What are the different types of insurance?

100

Addresses the concepts purchasing assets with the intent that they gain value and developing strategies to increase wealth or income. 

What is Investing?

200

Hearing and understanding what you have been told. 

What is listening?

200

Income, Taxes, Fixed Expenses, Variable Expenses, Periodic Expenses, Discretionary Expenses

What are the six components of a budget?

200

Agreements by creditors to lend a specific amount of money which can be accessed by the borrower at any time.

What is Revolving Lines of Credit?

200

Federal insurance program administered by the Social Security Administration.

What is Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)?
200

A type of savings account offered by banks, credit unions, and mutual fund companies. Usually pay slightly higher interest rates and have a minimum balance requirement.

What is a Money Market Account?

300

Big picture individuals who are inspirational, visionary, and conceptual. These individuals are creative problem solvers. This style is frequently criticized for being unrealistic and impractical. 

What are intuitor communicators?

300

Subtract taxes from gross income to get monthly net income.

What is the second step to reviewing the budget?

300
A numerical value or a categorization derived from a statistical tool or modeling system used by a person who makes or arranges a loan to predict the likelihood of certain credit behaviors, including default.

What is a Credit Score?

300
Insurance coverage that remains active until policy matures, unless individual doesn't pay their premiums. 

What is Permanent Life Insurance?

300

Funds may benefit from government insurance protection such as Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insurance (FDIC) or National Credit Union Administration Insurance (NCUA).

What are Certificates of Deposit (CDs)?
400

Visual learners. Auditory learners, Reading and writing learners, Kinesthetic learners 

What is the VARK model?

400

(All monthly income) - (taxes) - (all other monthly expenses) = cash flow analysis

What is cash flow analysis?

400

Payment history, Utilization, New credit, The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act 

What are actions that can help and hinder one's credit score?

400

Provide additional liability insurance coverage that goes beyond the limits of homeowners insurance or vehicle insurance. 

What is the Umbrella Insurance?

400

Can either increase or decrease in value.

What are Bonds?

500

Individuals who value logic, objectivity and analysis. They communicate directly and are concerned with honesty and accuracy. This style is often criticized for being too cautious and conservative. 

What are thinker communicators?

500

20 percent.

By what percent should a person's monthly fixed and variable debt payments be less than their monthly gross income?

500

Third parties who collect, aggregate, and disperse data. 

What is the CRA?

500

Policyholder's Annual Gross Income / (5 percent)

What is the Face Value of Life Insurance?

500

Can be funded in a lump-sum payment, or the investor may have a flexible payment plan. 

What is Annuities?

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