Taxes
This form is filled out for employers to indicate your tax situation.
What is a W-4?
When you put money into your bank account by cash, check or EFT.
What is a deposit?
The total cost to the borrower expressed as a single percentage number.
What is APR or annual percentage rate?
This type of insurance covers sick visits, prescriptions, and surgery.
What is health insurance?
Putting capital to work to generate an income, profit, or gain.
What is investing?
Federal income tax is withheld from your paycheck to pay this.
What is discretionary spending?
A bank account that holds your money and pays a modest interest rate.
What is a savings account?
Making credit card payments on time, avoiding late payments, not having too many credit cards or loans.
What are ways to improve your credit score?
The insurance your landlord has does not cover your personal possessions. You will need this type of insurance to cover your personal items.
What is renter's insurance?
Share of these entitled the owner to part of the companies assets and profits.
What is a stock?
Workers must file this form on the money they earn by April 15th of the fallowing year.
What is a 1040?
A bank account where you can make withdrawls, deposits and electronic transfers or purchases.
What is a checking account?
A table appearing in credit card agreements showing all the cards rates and fees.
What is a Schumer box?
This insurnace covers you if someone is injured in your vehicle or on your property?
What is personal liability?
A fixed income instrument where you lend money to the government for a fixed amount of time at a fixed rate.
What is a bond?
This form is given to employe in January and tells how much you earned and what you paid in taxes.
What is a W-2?
The card is tied to your checking account and you can swipe it to purchase goods or use at an atm.
What is a debit card?
Credit where you pay the same amount every month like mortgages, student loans, auto loans are all examples of this type of credit.
What is an installment loan?
Your vehicle age, mileage, your personal driving history, your age all affect this.
What is your cost of auto insurance?
When stocks go up in value or when you get paid a dividend?
What is the ways that stocks make money for investors?
A tax on property like land , building vehicles and equipment.
What is property tax?
This corporation protects your money in the bank up to 250,000.
What is the FDIC?
Credit cards, home equity loans and personal lines of credit are all examples of this type of credit.
What is revolving credit?
This group of people pay the most for auto insurance.
What is young, single men?
A decline in the stock market and a receding economy is this type of stock market.
What is a BEAR market?