Insurance
Investments
Stock and Investment Terms
The Stock Market
Calculations
100

This type of insurance pays money to your beneficiaries if you pass away.

What is life insurance?

100

A long term commitment to put money away and let it grow.

What is investing?

100

The type of business that issues stock shares to show ownership of the company.

What is a corporation?

100

A sum of money paid regularly by a company to its shareholders.

What is a Dividend?

100

Jim buys 50 shares of stock at $3 per share.  How much did he spend?

$150

200

A payment made monthly, twice a year, or yearly for an insurance policy.

What is a premium?

200

An investment where you put money into a locked account for a set length of time, then get it back with interest.  

What is a CD?

200
The higher the _________, the more an investment pays. (This is a term for the chance of losing your money.)

What is risk?

200

A licensed individual or company who can buy or sell stock for you.

What is a stockbroker?

200

Allie sells 100 shares of stock at $23.50 per share.  How much does she make?

$2350
300

The amount you pay out of pocket before insurance starts to pay.

What is the deductible?

300

A bundled collection of stocks and other investments you can buy shares of to minimize risk.

What is a mutual fund?

300

The price of a share of a mutual fund:

NAV - net asset value.

300

A person who makes their living buying and selling stocks constantly looking for quick profit.

What is a Day Trader?

300

Ryan's stock pays a dividend of $1.50 per share.  He owns 200 shares.  How much money does he get?

$300

400

Which is NOT a type of insurance:
HMO, PPO, FICA, Traditional

FICA is not insurance.

400

A retirement account in which interest is completely tax free.

What is a Roth IRA?

400

A company or government that doesn't have stock but wants to raise money can do so by selling this investment tool.

What is a bond?

400

If a company announces it is introducing a popular new product its stock would go...

UP!

400

George owns a $1000 savings bond that pays 5% interest per year.  He paid 88.5% for it.  What is the APY of this bond?

5.6%

500

The flat fee you pay to visit a doctor or specialist when using health insurance.

What is a Copay?

500

The cost to buy into or sell out of a mutual fund is called the fund's

What is a loading charge?

500

The calculated yearly return on an investment is called.

What is APY?

500

The largest stock market in the world is called the.

What is the New York Stock Exchange?

500

Larry invests $15000.  One year later, his investment is worth 17236.  What is the APY of his investment?

14.9%

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