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deficit

When you spend more than your income.

100

helps people work out a plan for getting out of debt

credit counselor

100

Who regulates credit laws?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

100

Example of long term goal

getting a college education, buying a car, or starting a business

200

Pose

you pretend to be someone else.

200
What is the opposite of Deficit?

Surplus

200

Money management is only necessary for governments

False

200

What is the difference between gross pay and net pay?

Gross pay: total amount earned.

Net pay: gross pay minus deductions

300

gross pay

The amount of money you make before all deductions.

300

combines a consumer’s debts into one loan with lower payments

Consolidation

300

When will you stop Budgeting?

Never lol

300

Corporations never put their financial situation on their Web site because they do not want their competitors or rivals to see it.

False

400

usury law

prohibit lenders from charging borrowers excessively high rates of interest on loans.

400

when someone steals another person’s financial information

Identity Theft

400

How often should you ask for your credit report to check for mistakes?

Once a year

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What kind of the risks should you take when financial planning?

risks you can afford to take

500

Opportunity Cost

what you give up when you make one choice instead of another

500

The difference between the budgeted amount and the actual amount you spend

Budget Variance

500

How are fixed expenses and variable expenses different?

Fixed expenses occur regularly.

Variable expenses change and can be controlled more easily.

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What are the 3 of the seven steps to preparing a budget?

A.set goals
B.estimate income
C.budget for unexpected expenses and savings
D.budget for fixed expenses
E.budget for variable expenses,
F.record what you spend
G.review spending and saving patterns