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What nationality is PewDiePie?
Swedish
A share of ownership in a company, these can give you portions of profit and the ability to vote on a business's choices
What is common stock?
This insurance protects you from damages that might occur during traffic collisions, theft, or other incidents involving a vehicle. It typically covers liability for injuries or damages caused to others, as well as damage to the insured vehicle itself.
What is Automobile Insurance?
The cost of borrowing money
What is interest?
A card linked to a checking account that takes the money from the account immediately.
What is a debit card?
Who's older; Logan or Jake Paul?
Logan.
Similar to a checking account, this bank account offers higher interest payments but limits the number of transaction per month.
What is a savings account?
This is a type of insurance that covers part or all of a person's medical expenses in exchange for a monthly premium. It helps protect individuals from high healthcare costs due to illness, injury, or preventive care.
What is Health Insurance?
Sometimes shortened as APR, this measures the true cost of a loan over a year's time and includes origination costs, interests, and other fees a lender might include.
What is Annual Percentage Rate?
A payment method that buys the item immediately, sends a monthly bill, and charges a very high interest rate if not paid.
What is a credit card?
What year was the first Five Nights at Freddy's game released?
2014
Commonly called a CD, this investment is a deposit into a bank or credit union that offers a guaranteed interest rate for a fixed period of time.
What is a certificate of deposit?
A type of property insurance that provides financial protection against losses and damages to a private residence, including the home itself, personal belongings, and liability for accidents that occur on the property. It typically covers incidents like fire, theft, and certain natural disasters, but may exclude specific events like floods or earthquakes unless additional coverage is purchased.
What is Homeowner's Insurance?
Credit cards, bank loans and mortgages, payday loans, and peer lending.
What are different ways to borrow money?
Relatively rare, and similar to a credit card, this payment method lets customers buy items and sends a single bill monthly, but requires users to pay the full amount due every time.
What is a charge card?
What was America's first soft drink?
Dr. Pepper
A pool of many stocks, bonds, or other securities, these investments can give you a diversified portfolio run by professional managers.
What is a mutual fund?
Sometimes also called permanent insurance, this insurance lasts until the insured person dies or quits paying. It can build a cash value, but also costs far more than term life insurance.
What is whole life insurance?
A report that details all forms of credit a person has or has had including the amounts, on time and late payments, and the percentage of available credit used.
What is a credit report?
Easy payments, avoiding carrying cash, simplifying tracking of spending and helping to build a credit score but also high interest rates, easier to over spend, can damage your credit score and extremely long payoff periods
What are the advantages and disadvantages of credit cards?
What word was named the 2024 Oxford Word of the Year, most often used by Gen Z and Gen Alpha?
Brainrot
What is a savings bond?
Opposed to whole life insurance, this insures against death for a fixed period of time but costs substantially less.
What is term life insurance?
The last resort in paying off debt, a legal process where debts are forgiven in exchange for the courts taking what assets you do have. However it does dramatically affect the willingness of others to trust you with money in the future.
What is Bankruptcy?
Pay more than the minimum, focus on the highest interest rate debt, reduce other spending to have more for debt payments.
How do you reduce and eliminate debt?