Budgeting
According to the 70/20/10 budgeting method, the 20 category is used for this.
What is debt repayment and savings?
The amount you should pay yourself first.
What is 20%?
According to the 50/30/20 budgeting method, the 30 category is used for this.
What are wants?
Student loan debt is considered to be this type of debt. (Good, Bad, Neutral)
What is good debt?
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This budget gives a purpose to every dollar and cent you have.
What is zero-based budgeting?
We want to purchase a vehicle as close to this price as possible.
What is the dealer invoice price?
You would subtract this from your assets to determine your net worth.
What are liabilities?
Debt for items that decrease in value but are needed for a larger purpose.
What is neutral debt?
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Using the 70/20/10 budgeting technique, credit card minimum payments would fall under this category.
What are needs? (70)
After making your money available to the bank, you earn this over time on the principal alone.
What is simple interest?
These terms are used in the acronym "S.M.A.R.T."
What is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Sensitive?
This type of debt is when a creditor has the right to an asset of the debtor if they fail to pay back the loan.
What is secured debt?
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What is baby shark? (15 billion)
The first step in building a budget.
What is selecting a tool to record expenses?
By age 30, you should have at least this amount of money set aside in savings and investments.
What is the equivalent of your current annual salary?
Investing in high-risk investments.
What is speculating?
The primary disadvantage of this debt repayment strategy is its indifference toward interest rates.
What is the snowball method?
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Who is Will Smith?
The last step in building a budget.
What is categorizing your expenses according to your budgeting technique?
You can spend money on anything you want as long as:
1. The expenses match your financial philosophy
2. You have budgeted for it.
3. You have the funds available to pay for it.
The savings rate in the U.S. has been between __& __% of income over the past 60 years.
What is 5 & 10%?
The first step to crushing your consumer debt.
What is forgiving yourself?
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Who are the Cleveland Browns?