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What is a bank statement?

Once a month statement from the bank to help you balance your checkbook

What is a money market account?

Low interest account that you have access to

What is default?

When a person fails to pay back a loan...he has defaulted on a loan

What is principal?

The principle is the actual amount borrowed

What is interest?

The money a customer pays above the actual amount borrowed

What is a mortgage?

A loan on real estate

What is the best thing about a fixed mortgage loan?

You'll pay the same fee every year

What is an ARM?

An adjustable rate mortgage

What are mutual funds?

Multiple stocks of multiple companies

What are good investments for income and growth?

Shared account


Personalized savings account


CD(certificates of deposits)


Money market deposit accounts


IRA(individual retirement account)


Stock


Mutual funds

What is a bond?

A debt investment in which an investor loans money to an entity for a defined period of time at a variable or fixed interest rate

What are examples of taxed retirement plans?

CD accounts, mutual funds, stock

What are examples of taxed deferred retirement plans?

401k, 403B, IRA, Pension

What are examples of tax free retirement plans?

Roth IRA and variable life insurance

What are different types of loans?

Personal, auto, rv, mortgage, home equity credit, student, and personal loans

What is an installment loan?

A loan in which the amount of payment and the number of payments are predetermined, such as an automobile loan

What is revolving credit?

A type of credit that does not have a fixed number of payments like a credit card

How your credit score is totaled?

30% outstanding balance


15% length of credit history


10% new credit


10% types of credit

How long does bankruptcy stay on your credit report?

10 years

What ages do you need to receive social security?

62 and 65 is partial retirement


67 for full retirement