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Financial Literacy
is knowledge of:
facts
concepts
principles
technological tools

...that are fundamental to being smart about money
Personal Finance
is the study resources important for achieving financial success and invovles:

spending
saving
protecting
and investing
Financial Responsibility
you are accountible for your future financial well being

and

you strive to make wise personal financial decisions
Financial Success
achievement of financial aspirations
Financial Happiness
satisfaction about money matters
Economy
system of managing resources of a country, state or community
Economic Growth
increasing production and consumption in the economy
Expansion
economy is increasing
Peak
economy has ended expansion and began contraction
Contraction
economy is falling
Trough
end of contraction and begin of expansion
How long does the economic cycle?
6-8 years
GDP
economic activity in a country
2% change is low
4% change is high
Pro-cyclical Indicator
economic indicator that moves in the same direction as the economy
Counter-cyclical Indicator
economic indicator that moves opposite of the economy
Index of Leading Economic Indicators
a composite index reported monthly by the conference board that suggests the future direction of the US economy
Consumer Confidence Index
indicates the degree of optimism that consumers are expressing about the state of the economy
Inflation
steady rise in the general level of prices
Consumer Price Index
a broad measure of changes in the prices of all goods and services purchased for consumption by urban consumers
Real Incomes
income measured in constant prices relative to some base time period
Federal Funds Rate
rates banks charge each other set by the FED
Opportunity Cost
cost of decision measured by the value of the next best alternative
Marginal Utility/Cost
usefulness or cost of the next increment of something
Marginal Tax Rate
tax rate at which your next dollar is taxed
Future Value
the valuation of an asset projected to the end of a particular time period in the future
Present Value
the current value of an asset that will be received in the future
Compounding
when interest on an investment itself earns interest

ROAD TO WEALTH
Future Value of a Lump Sum
valuation of an asset projected to the end of a particular time period in the future
Rule of 72
reveals number of years for principle to double
Future Value of an Annuity
valuation of a series of deposits projected to the end of a particular time period in the future
Flexible Benefit Plans
offer tax free money
offer a menu of benefits from which you may select (no cash equivalencies but tax free)
Health Care Plans
fully or partially paid by the employer for heath care
High Deductible Health Care Plans
may cost less but have high out of pockets costs for heath care
Health Savings Account
provide tax sheltered savings for health expenses
Pretax Dollars
money income that has not been taxed by the government
Flexible Spending Accounts
can pay for child care and medical expenses with pretax dollars