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Stocks
Taxes
Bonds
Savings Account
Checking Account
100
One person shares in the profits and losses.
What is a sole proprietorship?
100
A tax that is based on a percentage of the selling price of a product or service.
What is sales tax?
100
When a bond expires and the loan must be payed back in full.
What is a maturity date?
100
A small paper booklet in which a bank will record all your deposits and withdrawals.
What is a passbook?
100
A written order to your bank for a stated amount of money to pay to another person or business.
What is a check?
200
Ownership shares in a corporation.
What is common stock?
200
The tax on the value of property owned by traxpayers.
What is property tax?
200
May use the money raised with bonds for many things, such as to pay for modernization or expansion projects.
What are corporations (corporate bonds)?
200
A personal information sheet that lists your information and anyone you want to access your account.
What is a signature card?
200
the word you write on a check if you make a mistake.
What is void?
300
Ownership shares are issued by a corporation and traded by investors but reduce investor risk.
What is preferred stock?
300
The difference between the total income of a taxpayer the deductions allowed to that taxpayer.
What is taxable income?
300
Loans that investors make to corporations, and federal and local government.
What are bonds?
300
The money you gain on the money in your account.
What is interest?
300
The place you record your checkbook transactions.
What is a check register?
400
There are more shares available, but the total market value stays the same.
What is a stock split?
400
Originally designed to provide retirement benefits to all individuals who contributed.
What is the Social Security System?
400
Issued by state, county, and city governments, and use the money for a variety of public rojects.
What is a municipal bond?
400
Accounts that pay higher interest rates, but have restrictions attached to them.
What are specialized savings accounts?
400
A computerized banking system.
What is an automated teller machine (ATM)?
500
Their primary concern, are profits and dividends, when a corporation sells shares.
What is an investor?
500
Employers must pay this, for state and federal, on wages paid to employees to fund benefits.
What is unemployment tax?
500
The bonds a nonprofit- making enterprises and cannot issue stock.
What are U.S. Treasury bonds?
500
A safe place to keep money that you may need for emergency situations.
What is a savings account?
500
A number you only know, that you can use to access an ATM or use a debit card.
What is a personal identification number (PIN)?