Financial Literacy
The three types of things you like to spend your money on, this helps you spend wisely
What are value categories?
An appointment to see what the apartment/space looks like
What is a tour?
The original sum of money borrowed
What is the principal?
The two terms that describe what abuse is all about
What is power and control?
The front document that accompanies your resume when applying for a job
What is a cover letter?
An emergency fund, high interest debt, retirement, then big life stuff - in that order!
What is the financial priority checklist?
The person who owns the property you're renting to, who you pay rent to
What is the landlord?
Interest that continues to accrue even on the interest itself, either daily, monthly, or yearly
What is compounding interest?
Forced password sharing is an example of this kind of abuse
What is cyber abuse?
The type of retirement plan most companies have for their employees
What is a 401(k)?
The percentage number (and above) that is considered high debt
What is 7%?
A sum of money paid before moving in to hold your spot and/or cover any later damages
What is a security deposit?
The decade in which a woman could finally get her own credit card without her husband's consent
What is the 70s?
The acronym used to help us remember the qualities of consent
What is FRIES?
The different perks that come with a job, presented at the job offer
What is a benefits package?
A type of savings account that accrues interest over time
What is a high yield savings account?
The form you fill out when you know you want to have a particular apartment
What is a rental application?
This is indicated on your credit card statement each month, tells you how much is owed on the card
What is a credit card balance?
The amount of times it takes an abused person to leave a relationship
What is seven?
The form you fill out to give tax information to your employer
What is a W-4?
The amounts in each of your three buckets and what they are for
When a tenant rents out the property they are renting to another person, often for a portion of the lease term
What is a sublease?
The type of credit inquiry that will temporarily drop your score
What is a hard credit check/inquiry?
The opposite of a bystander, this person jumps into action and helps a friend
What is an upstander?
The worst answer to give when a potential employer asks what your weakness is
What is I'm a perfectionist?