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Financial planning process
1. determine ur current situation
2. develope ur financial goals
3.identify alternative
courses of action
4.evaluate alternative
5 create n implement an Action plan
6. review and revise ur plan
variable expense
A variable expense is a cost that changes significantly from period to period, such as week to week, month to month, quarter to quarter or year to year
ex. groceries, phone bill, car maintenance
budget variance
difference bw amount budgeted and the actual ammount
disposable income
earnings after deductions for taxes and other items
3 major money management activities
storing and maintaining personal financial records and documents
-creating and implementing a plan for spending and saving
-creating personal financial statements
fixed expense
cost that does not change from period to period or that changes only very slightly
ex.mortgage or rent payments, car payments, real estate taxes and insurance premiums.
passive income
is a rent received on a regular basis,
ex. rent from a property u own
portfolio income
Income from investments, including dividends, interest, royalties and capital gains
table A
compute the FUTURE value of a present amount
ex. how much will i have earned at the end of 5 yrs if i put 1000 in bank today and earn a constant rate of 6%
table b
compute the Future value of an annuity assuming a constant rate of interest and a given number of deposits
ex. how much will i have at the end of 5 yrs if i deposit 1000 at the end of every yr and earn constant 6% ir
table c
compute the PRESENT Value of a known future amount assuming a constant ir
ex how much do i have to put in today to have 1,338 at the end of 5 yrs
table d
allows you to determine how much is needed today in order to draw a set amount for a given number of periods
ex. how much do i have to have in the bank in order to draw 10,000 at the end of each year of the next 10 yrs
table d
allows u to determine the amount of an annuity that can be taken from a present value for a set time period
ex how much can i withdraw at the end of 5 yrs if i have 50000 in the bank to begin w
itemized deduction
Medical
taxes
interest(morgage only)
Job expenses and misc
ttrust
used to manage ones assets
Asset management account
all-purpose account that provides severly services
Demand Deposits
another name for a
-checking account
-atm
-debt card
-cashiers check
-money orders
-certifies checks
-electronic bill pay
ATM
Automatic Transfer of money
FDIC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Installment credit
another name for closed-ended credit
closed ended credit
specific amounts, specific term
ex. a mortgage loan
installment sales credit
loan that allows you to relieve merchandise such as a refridgerator
revolving check credit
prearranged loan for a specified amount that u can use by writing a special check
debt-to-equity ratio
calculated by dividing total liabilities by net worth
ccapacity
borrowers financial ability to meet credit obligations
capital
borrowers assets for net worth
collateral
valuable asset pledges to assure loan payments and subject to seizure upon default