This is considered a "financial grade."
What is a credit score?
This is a guide to spending money so you can buy what you want without stress.
What is a budget?
This term means money owed.
What is a debt?
- two forms of I.D.
- proof of residency
- and money!
What is things to open a bank account?
This account grows throughout time.
What is a savings account?
This is an external factor of how we handle our financial life.
What is credit?
What is the Five-Step Budgeting Process?
This is borrowed money that needs to be repaid.
What is a loan?
This is federal insurance that covers your deposit in the event of bank failure.
What is FDIC? (Federal Deposit Insurance Cooperation)
A retirement fund provided to employees is called...
What is a 401k?
These are the three major credit bureaus.
What is Experian, Transunion, and Equifax?
The "Budget Worksheet" shows two main things, what are they?
What is income and expenses?
You don't get points get! A team can steal! List two expenses that can be shown in a budget worksheet.
What is a secured loan?
In the digital world ________ has become a must have for many people.
What is online banking?
Savings are perfect for many things but most importantly for.
What is an emergency?
This is the major factor that lenders consider when lending money!
What is the ability to repay and willingness to use your resources to make those payments?
This is the biggest mistake students make after receiving their money back.
What is spending their student loan disbursements within the first few weeks within receiving them?
This involves these steps:
- List all your debt in order from smallest to largest.
-Pay minimum payments on all your debts except the smaller ones, and attack that one with intensity (preferred method when paying debt).
What is debt snowball?
Banks offer this protection to cover charges without fees when living paycheck to paycheck.
What is overdraft protection?
Income not spent or deferred consumption.
What is savings?
DAILY DOUBLE: These are the 5 C's of Credit.
Character, Capacity, Collateral, & Conditions.
Two main strategies to successful financial planning that we talked about in class.
Hint: Both are acronyms.
This is the big effect that debt can have on your future.
What is you will get deeper in debt and constantly be stressed?
What is it called when some banks require a certain amount of money kept in your savings or checking account, & if you fall below that amount you could be charged a fee?
What are the minimum balance requirements?
The amount received is based on the size of your balance.
What is the Annual Percentage Yield (APY)?