Budgeting
Saving
Credit/Debt
Risk Management
Consumer Smarts/After HS
100

A spending plan

a budget

100

secret/key to good habit forming

start early

100

your financial report card

credit report

100

the guarantee of payment at a set amount for a financial loss, in exchange for regular premium payment

insurance

100
investing, not buying

how you should think about major purchases

200

expenditure

when you spend money on something

200

there is never going to be a good time, so you might as well start _____ now

saving

200

increased debt and low self-esteem, poor physical and mental health, and running out of funds before future payment

consequences of living with bad credit or limited income

200

auto, health, property, life

the four types of insurance

200

losing one's property value due to normal wear and tear/accidental damage

depreciation

300

having money to cover emergencies, having saved up for more expensive wants

benefits of having a budget

300

allows a person to contribute to a savings plan from their pre-tax earnings

401k

300

money a bank charges you when you borrow a loan, money a bank pays when you save, and can be calculated by a percentage

interest

300

amount you pay before your coverage officially kicks in

deductible

300

free money with strings attached

scholarships

400

buying a Coke, concert tickets, new phone

examples of COMMON expenditures

400

interest you earn, not only on the money you save, but on all the interest you have built up

compound interest

400

deferred payment

credit

400

hard statistics that predict whether someone is worth the investment

risk factors

400

the plan you set up to reach your short and long term goals

financial plan

500

the list of your earnings per month from all sources

expected monthly income

500

(original $ amount + earned interest) x interest rate x length of time= amount earned

compound interest calculation

500

Mr Campbell's official opinion

you DO NOT need a credit card to build credit
500

Texas law requires these

auto and home/renter's insurance

500

the most important thing to remember about interviews

first impressions matter