Net Worth
What is Net Worth?
In order to make the best career choices, you need _______ information.
What is Up-To-Date?
This type of account is ideal for those who only write a few checks a month and are unable to maintain a minimum balance.
These accounts, traditionally called passbook accounts, are ideal if you plan to make frequent deposits and withdrawals.
What are "Regular Savings Accounts"?
This is the first requirement you must have in order to invest.
What is Money?
There are ______ types of assets that all things fall into.
These newspaper sections contain articles on job hunting and career trends
What are "Business and Employment"?
What is "Keeping a Minimum Balance"?
This is another name for the period of time you have until your money becomes available to you when buying a Certificate of Deposit.
What is the "term"?
This is the type of expense you are when you consider paying yourself first as a means of investment.
What is a "fixed expense"?
This asset is described as "land and any structures that are on it, such as a house or any other building"
What is Real Estate?
This is a large resource for helping you find organizations that represent careers that interest you.
What is the Encyclopedia of Associations?
This is an automatic loan made to an account if the balance will not cover the checks written.
What is Overdraft Protection?
These types of accounts have interest rates that float, or go up and down, as market rates change.
What are "Money Market Accounts"?
This is the money that businesses get from their owners (stockholders) in order to operate.
What is Equity Capital?
The two categories of liabilities are _____________ and long-term liabilities.
What are "Current Liabilities"
This is a way of making and using contacts to get job information and advice.
What is Networking?
What is "Check Clearing"
This is known as the percentage of increase in the value of your savings from earned interest.
What is the Rate of Return or Yield?
What is Preferred Stock?
The absence of this type of asset would make it possible to have a high net worth and still have trouble paying your bills.
What are Liquid Assets?
This is when recruiters from local and national companies set up tables and booths where you can discuss job opportunities and submit your resume.
What are Job Fairs
Also called "balancing your checkbook", this is a report that accounts for the differences between the bank statement and a checkbook balance.
What is a "Bank Reconciliation"?
This is the process in which interest is earned on both the principal, the original amount you deposited, and on any previously earned interest.
The three types of diversified portfolios are Conservative Portfolios, ________________, and Very Aggressive Portfolios.
What is an Aggressive Portfolio