AGLS (Money Management for College Students) Flashcards

1
Q

Who was the guest speaker for the Money Management lecture?

A

Nick Kilmer

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2
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How many Americans are financially literate?

A

57%

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3
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What is the Consumer debt for the U.S.?

A

$15 trillion dollars

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4
Q

What is the path to financial well-being?

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Financial skills + financial behaviors + financial situation = well - being

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5
Q

how much does an aggie ring cost for male students and female students?

A

male students pay $1400 and female students pay $700 on average

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6
Q

What is the number one reason for student stress?

A

money

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7
Q

What is the ratio of students that feel stressed about their finances?

A

7 out of 10

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8
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What requirements should your budget meet?

A

Understandable to you, easy, quick, does not eliminate all fun, right for you, flexibility, discipline

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9
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What are some budget methods:

A

50-30-20 method
Envelope method
Mint.com

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10
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What is the 50-30-20 method?

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50% for needs, 30% for wants and 20% for savings or paying off debt

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11
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What is the Envelope method

A

The envelope budgeting system involves assigning spending categories to individual envelopes

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12
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What is Mint.com?

A

Mint.com is an online personal finance tool that allows you to track your spending and helps you make a budget. If you want to use Mint, you must sync all of your financial accounts, or at least the ones you want to utilize via Mint.

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13
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Financial goals are classified as:

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Short term - one year to 18 months, new phone, iPod, etc.
Medium term - 3-5 years, Aggie ring
Long term - new house, new car, retirement

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14
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What are some sources of Income?

A

financial aid, work, family, college fund

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15
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What are fixed expenses?

A

is any expense that does not change from period to period
ex: rent, cable/internet, car payment, insurance, savings/emergency fund

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16
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What is variable expenses?

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expenses that are not a fixed amount
ex: entertainment, food/dining out, haircuts/styling, clothing

17
Q

What is “Latte” Factor?

A

This term refers to various small routine expenses that can have a large enough impact on our finances. In fact, these expenses are not necessary and can be eliminated.
Ex: Starbucks, tanning, eating out