Budgeting
Financial Institutions
Products and Investments
Credit Card
Personal Money Decisions
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What is a budget?

A budget is a way to track income and expenditures to ensure that you can afford the things you need and some of those you want.

100

Credit unions are

typically are not-for-profit banks that have been organized for a specific group of people

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A Savings Account has

No risk, Low interest,Easily accessible

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A number between 300 and 850 of credit

Credit Score

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What is a fixed mortgage rate?

 Interest rates don’t change, and the mortgage is typically issued for either

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How do you handle spending?

 

By grouping everything on your list into categories: Food, Transportation, Entertainment, and Personal Care.



200

Financial Insitution is

 an organization that channels savings to investors

200

 Money Market Mutual Funds have

Minimal Risk, Higher interest, Longer deposit requirements

200

What are ways to grow your Credit Score?

Open an account in a bank or credit union and apply for a secured credit card (you’ll get to spend up to the amount you deposit),After a year, if you’ve paid off the balance, you can get your deposit back and switch your secured credit card to an unsecured one (not limited to the balance of your account), Get a job and keep it, Pay service providers (cell phone, Internet, electric company, etc.) on time

200

What is an Adjustable Rate Mortgage?

A Riskier Mortgage because the interest rates vary over time

300

What are categories in a savings budget?

Emergency fund, Housing, Medical Expenses, Insurance, Vacation

300

A Direct Deposit Account (DDA) is

 checking account; which allows customers the easiest access to their money for daily and monthly use

300

What does a Money Market Deposit have?

No risk,Higher interest,Deposit Requirements

300

What does APR Mean?

Annual Percent Rate

300

What is a Mortgage?

 a loan undertaken for the purchase of a home

400

What is the 50-30-20 rule?

 50% of your money toward needs, 30% toward wants, and 20% toward savings.

400

A Collateral is

something of value the borrower has and can give to the lender of he or she cannot repay the loan

400

A Certificate of Deposit (CD) includes

No risk Higher interest Longer, higher deposit requirements

400

What is an interest rate?

the amount you are charged for doing so – shown as a percentage of the total amount of the loan.

400

A security deposit is

a set amount of money paid up front goes toward any repairs for damages you might cause. If you cause no damage, you get your deposit back.

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What is a Good Amount for an Emergency Fund 

three to six months worth of expenses
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A Creditor is

decide whether to lend you money and how much interest to charge by looking at three this

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What is a mutual fund?

a pool of money from many people invested together in a variety of stocks and bonds

500

What is a down payment?

Usually ranges from 3% to 20% of the home’s purchase price; a larger down payment can reduce monthly payments.

500

When borrowing money what are the three most important things to take into account?

  • Principal. The principal is the amount of money that you borrow from a lender. ...
  • Interest Rate. In simple terms, the interest rate of a loan is the cost of borrowing money. ...
  • Term. The term of a personal loan is the length of time that you'll have to pay back the loan.
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