This type of coverage helps you if your at fault
liability coverage
why do you need a w-4 ?
A w-4 tells the employer how much to withhold from the employer.
What are types of savings?
regular savings account
online savings account
high-yield savings account
how can credit cards benefit you?
They can help build your credit
What is a savings account?
a place to save and keep track of your money?
this type of coverage repairs cost from outside your control like weather, hitting an animal, and theft and vandalism
comprehensive coverage
what is a w-2 ?
A w-2 tells the IRS what the employee earned in the previous year
What are reasons for saving?
buying a home or other big purchases
what are the risk of credit cards?
having debt
what is a checking account?
where your money that you need goes
This type of coverage helps if the person who hit you doesn't have insurance
Uninsured coverage
where do you need a w-4
A job
what is the importance of savings?
your savings can help you achieve your goals and teach you how to save your money
what can damage your credit?
Not paying things on time
diffrence betwwen cheching and savings
A Savings account if for money in the future that you want to save up for something. A checking is your everyday money
Under insured coverage
A w-4 is a form the employee fills out upon hiring to let an employer know how much to withhold from their paychecks. A w-2 is a form the employer fills out each tax year to record how much an employee was paid an how much tax was withheld
what is the best way to save?
keeping track of your expenses
why is your credit important?
it helps you be able to do things like buy a house car ect
why is a savings account important?
It teaches you how to save and budget
this coverage helps with repair expenses fro traffic related accidents, regardless of who is at fault
collision coverage
Is a w-2 form necessary yes or no?
yes
how to no spend your savings?
create a budget
What is the difference between credit cards and debit cards?
Debit cards is your money and credit cards are borrowed money
which account tends to have more fees?
A checking account