History of Money
Where the nation's paper money is produced
What is The Bureau of Engraving & Printing?
Save/Invest before paying bills or spending on other things
What is "Pay Yourself First"
The best/most impactful class to take at American University
What is Personal Finance 200 with Prof Romóne F. Penny?
An estimation of revenue and expenses over a specific period of time and is usually compiled and re-evaluated on a regular basis.
What is a budget?
Contract amongst or members of a company.
What is a Shareholders agreement?
Where the nation's coins and medals are produced
What is the U.S. Mint?
A fund built by paying yourself first to cover unexpected costs
What is an Emergency Fund
Famous Judge and television personality who is an alumnus of American University?
What is Judge Judy
A study by BankRate.com found that when people use this form of payment, they spend on average of about 50 percent more on food.
What is a charge card (credit or debit)?
REIT
What is a Real Estate Investment Trust?
Economist, Professor, and Investor, Benjamin Graham, first published this book in 1949, and is a widely acclaimed book on value investing.
The Intelligent Investor
The percentage amount set aside to save every paycheck
What is 10-30%
The first year AU's basketball team went to the NCAA tournament
What is 2008?
IRS tax code 501(c)(3)
What is a Charity or Not-for-Profit
A payment to the taxpayer when the taxpayer pays more tax than they owe.
What is a tax refund or tax rebate?
The country credited with first using paper money around the 7th to 10th centuries CE.
What is China?
A financial product commonly sold by banks, thrift institutions, and credit unions that differ from savings accounts in that they have a specific, fixed term and usually, a fixed interest rate.
What is a Certificate Of Deposit or CD?
Home to the last remaining chalkboard on campus
What is a classroom in Hurst Hall?
50%: Needs
20%: Savings
30%: Wants
What is the financial budget rule?
The highest credit score you can achieve (under perfect circumstances) using the FICO model.
What is 850?
What are Temples?
Assets minus liabilities equal?
What is equity?
The first school of its kind founded and led by women
What is AU's Washington College of Law?
The money that's left over when your income is greater than your expenses
What is a surplus?
The relationship between money coming in and money going out
What is cash-flow?