Investing
Voting privileges and offers dividends.
A card that does not have backing due to a deposit but rather credit history.
What is a Unsecured Credit Card?
Government funded healthcare for seniors and those on disbility.
What is Medicare?
Taxes paid straight to the government.
What is Direct Taxes?
Plastic card that can be issued by stores, banks, and businesses to purchase goods.
What is a Credit Card?
No voting rights and fixed dividends.
What is Preferred Stock?
Prepaid card using a secured deposit as a limit.
What is a Secured Credit Card?
Insurance that pays for when you are hit by someone who is uninsured.
What is Uninsured Motorist Coverage?
Taxes collected through a good or service.
What is Indirect Taxes?
Overall income.
What is Gross Income?
Not investing all money in one stock.
What is Diversity?
Interest that builds on the interest of the previous month.
What is Compound Interest?
Government funded healthcare for those with no to low income.
What is Medicaid?
Tax decreases as you earn more.
What is Regressive Tax?
Government relief program for loss of income due to losing a job.
What is Unemployment Insurance?
Deposit before tax therefore money is not taxed until withdrawn from the account.
What is Traditional IRA?
Employers, insurance agencies, government agencies, and landlords.
What is "Who can see my credit"?
What is Homeowners Insurence?
Tax increases as you make more.
What is Progressive Tax?
Income after taxes.
What is Net Income?
What is ROTH IRA?
Payment history, amounts owned, length of credit history, new credit, and types.
What are affects to credit?
Personal circumstances, discounts, deductibles, and levels of coverages.
What are Factors in Cost of Auto Insurance.
Tax that is equal for all income levels.
What is Proportional Tax System?
A portion of income set aside for later in life, or when you retire.
What is Retirement Fund?