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Credit backed by collateral
Secured Loans
Based on financial need:will not be charged interest until 6 months after graduation once you start paying the loan back
Subsidized loan
May change month-month depending on amount of comsumption
Flexible Expenses
Taking out a portion of your paycheck for saving/investing before spending
Pay Yourself First
Money paid out to receive in the future is money paid or received today
Time Value of Money
assets- liabilities
Net worth
A government insured account (FDIC) that has tiered interest rates
Money Market Deposit
A summary of your earnings and with-holdings for the year
W-2 form
how much interest you've made for the year
1099 INT form
Shows your tax returns and refunds
1040ez form
Verifies if you are eligible to work in the U.S
I-9 form
Determines your allowances and taxes with-held
W-4
The Federal agency that collects income taxes
IRS (Internal Revenue Service)
Gas,Alcohol, Tanning, and Cigarettes
Excise Tax
Federal Income Taxes, FICA, State Taxes, City Tax
involuntary Deductions
4.35%,6.2%,1.45%
State Income Tax, Social Security, and Medicare percentages
Payment History, Amounts Owned, Length of Credit History, New Credit, and Types of Credit
Calculates FICO Score
Experian, Equifax and TransUnion
Three Credit Bureaus
Police, Bank, Credit Bureaus
Identity Theft Contacts
The amount of money gained or lost on an investment compared to the amount invested
ROI (Return on Investment)
A high risk investment that invest money in certain markets that fluctuate depending in the market
Speculative
Record in writing, Smart Phone, Online Banking, and Computer Software
Ways of Tracking Budgeting
A account used to hold money not spent on current consumption.
Savings Account
a savings tool that entitles the holder to receive interest,and has a specified fixed interest rate* restricts the holder from withdrawing funds on demand
Certificate of Deposit
a tool used to transfer funds deposited into an account to make $ $ purchases
Checking Account
The timely manner in which a consumer did not repay debt
Payment History (35%)
The total dollar amount of debt currently held
Credit usage (30%)
Length of time a consumer had held credit accounts
Length of History (15%)