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financial planning process

review and revise plan --> determine financial situation --> evaluate financial goals --> asses risk --> create plan --> implement plan -->

wealth

building up valuable resources or material possessions

financial plan

a roadmap to help an individual reach their financial goals

net worth

assets minus liabilities

FICO score

the credit score lenders use to asses risk in extending loans to individuals

credit report

a report detailing your financial history

Credit Ratings

excellent = 750+


good = 700-749


fair = 650-699


poor = 600-649


bad = below 600

college loan debt

the amount of debt incurred by a student while attending a post-secondary institution

mortgage

loan used to buy real estate

PITI

total monitoring mortgage payments, including principal, interest, taxes, and insurance

fixed-rate mortgage

a loan where the interest rate stays the same throughout the life of the loan

adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM)

a loan where the interest rate changes with market conditions

portfolio

all assets or financial holdings of an investor

diversification

investing in many assets or investments to reduce risk

savings

the part of your income not spent or used for immediate expense

certificate of deposit (CD)

an investment made in a bank for a specified length of time at a specified interest rate

stocks

a security that shows ownership in a company

shareholder

an individual who owns shares of stock in a company

dividends

earnings on each share of stock owned

preferred stock

stock owners who get paid dividends first and who have priority over common shareholders

common stock

shareholders who vote and earn dividends after preferred stockholders

mutual fund

an investment that combines several stocks into one fund

bonds

an IOU from an organization

401K

a retirement savings plan supported by an employer in a for-profit business

403b

a retirement plan for employees of public schools, hospitals, churches, or the government

traditional IRA

a pre-tax investment option

Roth IRA

an after-tax investment option

insurance

a risk-reduction policy

whole-life insurance

a contract that provides protection for an entire lifetime

term-life insurance

a contract that provides protection for a specified time

how to improve credit score

pay bills on time, don't max credit, diversify types of credit, don't increase limits