Credit
Loans
Insurance
Investments
Acronyms/Names
100

Agreement to receive stuff NOW…but pay for them in the future (plus interest) is called

Credit 

100

A loan used to pay for a home or real estate

Mortgage 

100

Shared protection against risk is called

Insurance

100

Company that do NOT sell stocks to the public

Private company

100

interest charged based on balance of what you owe

APR: annual percentage rate

200

Detailed breakdown of your credit history

Credit report
200

Student loan where the government pays interest (i.e. no interest collects) while in school

Subsidized loan

200

Amount you pay to have insurance - based on how risky you are

Premium

200

A collection of investments

Investment portfolio

200

the 3 main credit reporting companies

Equifax, TransUnion, Experian

300

Loan against available credit on account 

Cash Advance

300

Lending practice that imposes unfair or abusive loan terms on a borrower

Predatory lending

300

Provides free/low-cost health coverage to low-income families and individuals

Medicaid

300

Traditional "stock market" where investors buy and sell among themselves

Secondary market

300

The 5 C's of credit 

Capacity, Character, Capital, Collateral, Conditions

400

Creditors must tell consumers what credit will cost them before they use it

Truth and Lending Act

400

Form of discrimination where lenders/insurers draw “a red line” around “troubled” area

Redlining 

400

Car insurance that covers another person's damage (but not yours) and is required in most states 

Liability insurance

400

Fund that pools money of many individuals and invests it in a variety of stocks

Mutual fund

400

encourages homeownership while protecting lenders

FHA: Federal Housing Administration

500

Credit card interest calculated on opening balance - payments made during month (best for us)

Adjusted balance 

500

A consequence of not paying: court takes/sells debtor’s property 

Chapter 7

500

Cap (most) on how much you’ll have to pay out of pocket in one year

out-of-pocket maximum

500

a period of sustained growth and optimism in financial markets, most commonly associated with the stock market

Bull Market

500

initial sale of stock to public by investment bankers

I.P.O. : Initial Public Offering

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