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This tells your employer how much in taxes to take from your paycheck.
Form that verifies employment eligibility and identity.
What is an I-9?
50/20/30, Zero Based, Envelope System
What are budget strategies?
A fixed rate, secured debt
When investors buy stocks and increase their value.
What is a bull market?
Category the most amount of discretionary spending goes towards.
What is healthcare?
Day taxes are due.
What is April 15?
Your pay after taxes and taken out.
What is net / take home pay?
400%
What is the average APR for a pay day loan?
What are ways to make money from investing in a stock?
This typically has a 30 year term.
What is a mortgage loan?
Someone who is under 19 or under 24 if attending college full time.
What is a dependent?
Protection for bank customers’ deposits up to $250,000, guaranteeing their money is still available if the bank goes out of business
What is FDIC Insurance?
You can make an emergency purchase with this that you otherwise don’t have the money to pay for right now
What is a credit card?
Why should you have slightly more income each year in retirement?
2 - Maven and Malia.
You will fall into different brackets and pay more, the higher salary you earn.
What is a progressive tax rate?
This is an unexpected expense that can hit your bank account hard!
Whammy expense
Payment history and total debt
What are the two most important factors in calculating your credit score?
When a company offers people to purchase partial ownership of their company.
What is IPO or Initial Public Offering?
Personal Finance, Student Council, Leadership Academy, Positive Impact
I check this box if I had no tax liability the prior year and I do not have any tax liability the upcoming year. This ensures no federal taxes are withheld.
What is EXEMPT?
They typically offer higher interest rates on savings accounts and lower fees.
What is a credit union?
A standardized way of presenting the key terms of your credit card agreement
What is a Schumer Box?
Program that pools contributions from current workers to fund retirement support benefits to those who are eligible
What is Social Security?