Banking
Credit
Investing
Budgeting & Behavioral Economics
Insurance
100

how much should I save when banking?

20% of income 

100

What is a credit card?

An account that represents short-term revolving loan

100

What’s a premium?

Amount you pay for insurance.

100

FOMO?

Fear of missing out

100

What are 3 common insurances?

Auto, Health and Renters

200

What is one function of $?

Medium of exchange

200

What is collateral?

Valuable item that can be taken to pay off a loan

200

What’s a risk?

Probability of accident or loss

200

What is cognitive bias?

Systematic error in thinking

200

What does Insurance mean?

 contract for financial protection from risk of loss


300

What is one of the criteria for money?

Portable

300

What is Revolving Credit?

Open line of credit for any purchases within the limit.

300

What’s a limit?

Max insurance will pay for a type of coverage.

300

Loss aversion:

Pain of loss is twice the joy of gain

300

what is Health plan network?


Providers that agree to provide care for the insurance company payment rates

400

What’s the magic of saving?

Compound interest

400

Who creates credit reports? 3 answers

Equifax

Experian

TransUnion

400

What’s a liability?

Damage you cause when you are at fault.

400

Bandwagon bias is?

Conforming to the crowd.

400

What are the 5 factors determine auto insurance rates



  • Deductible
  • Make, model, year
  • Mileage you drive
  • Your driving record
  • Your personal info - age,etc
500

What’s an important type of saving?

money market account.

500

How do you calculate Net Worth?

Assets minus Liabilities

500

What’s comprehensive?

Damage outside your control.

500

Disposition bias is?

Selling assets that have increased value. 

500

What is the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?


  • Medicare - for those over 65 years
  • Medicaid - for those with very low income