This account type usually has an annual interest rate of 20%.
What is a credit card?
This type of investment is specifically for retirement.
What is an RRSP?
This type of interest is only calculated on the original amount invested or borrowed.
What is simple interest?
Name 3 things that often require financing.
What is a car, a home, purchases over $5000?
This person pays the real estate agent this % during the sale of a house.
What is the seller and 2%?
This type of bank account usually has no rewards and little to no interest.
What is a debit account?
This type of investment is specifically for education.
What is an RESP?
This type of interest is calculated based on the initial investment, plus interest, at the end of each term.
What is compound interest?
This car purchase option allows you to have a new car for a short period of time before returning it.
What is a lease?
Name 3 things that depreciate in value.
What is technology, new vehicles, clothing?
When signing up for a financial account, you should always read this to fully understand.
What is a debit card?
This type of investment allows you to earn interest, but you do not have to pay taxes on it.
What is a TFSA?
In the formula for interest, this is the word used for the initial amount invested or borrowed.
What is the principal?
This car purchase option often comes with a lower interest rate, and financing options.
What is a new car purchase?
The word that represents the trend pictured here.
What is appreciation?
OR What is a sellers market?
OR What is inflation?
This type of account is not usually attached to a card, but is a bank account used to borrow finances for large purchases.
What is a line of credit?
This type of investment is considered high risk.
What are stocks?
In compound interest, this is how you calculate the number of compounding periods.
What is number of terms per year X number of years?
3 things you should secure before starting to house hunt.
What is a down payment, a pre approved mortgage and a real estate agent?
Budget limit should be based on this.
What is net income?
This account type is created by an adult for a child, and can be accessed at a set age.
What is a trust fund?
This type of investment is low risk and a great option for new investors as is has a fixed interest rate and term.
What is a GIC?
In compound interest, this is how you calculate the interest rate per term.
What is the annual interest, divided by the number of terms per year?
5 things you need to provide to the bank to be pre-approved for a mortgage.
What is a credit score, employment records, proof of income, proof of assets, evidence of loans, evidence of savings or investments?
This type of expense changes from month to month.
What is a variable expense?