Credit
What is good credit?
A good credit score.
The chance losing invested money.
What does risk mean?
The amount of income in a pay period after deductions.
The amount of income in a pay period after deductions. What does net income mean?
The protection you purchase so that when you suffer a financial loss is paid by the insurance company.
What is insurance?
The person from your insurance company who determines what coverage you have and what will be paid.
Who is an adjuster?
This person borrowed money and did not pay it back responsibly and timely.
What is bad credit?
Pay yourself first save 10% of your income
Whats a good budgeting tip?
deductions paid to the federal and provincial government.
What is income tax?
The person from your insurance company who determines what coverage you have and what will be paid.
What does an adjuster do and who are they?
Deducted money that was received in advance of a pay cheque
what does advance earnings mean?
The ability to pay back debt.
What is capacity?
How easily an investment can be turned into cash
.What does liquidity mean?
overtime earnings.
If you get paid more than eight hours a day what earnings would you get?
The things that can happen that can happen that can be covered by your insurance.
What is a peril?
Pay received for working over 8 hours a day or 44 hours a week, whichever is greater
what does overtime earnings mean?
A person's reputation with honesty in debt
What is character?
risk of balanced funds.
what is medium risk?
Long term disability.
What does LTD stand for?
The amount you pay the insurance company.
what is a premium?
Canada pension plan.
what does CPP mean?
A person with established credit, that is willing to help another with their credit
What is co-signer?
The 10% of income you save invest it don't spend it.
. what is the secret in becoming rich?
Union pay.
Fees paid in a membership are called what?
What is your insurance, licence, registration, and your “pink slip”
What must you provide when stopped by the police?
A written agreement between you and the insurance company.
What is policy?