chapter 8, why everybody needs to save Flashcards
the commitment of resources to a project or purpose that is expected to bring future profit to the investor
investment
sector that does the majority of saving in market economies
private sectors
one who borrows money
debtor
one who lends money or capital
creditor
an account that allows checks to be written up to the dollar amount that the account holder has deposited
checking account
most popular form of transaction account
checking account
an account holder’s written order that authorizes his bank to withdraw finds from his account
a check
a bank account that allows the account holder to earn interest on his deposits
savings account
an account that guarantees a certain interest rate that has a specified maturity date
certificate of deposit (CD)
an account that allows limited transactions and pats an interest rate that changes with the demand for loans
money market account
was created shortly after thousands of people lost their savings in bank crashes during the great depression
FDIC
an arrangement provided by an individual’s employer for the intent of providing for the employee’s retirement from work
pension plan
a contract between two parties in which one party protect the other against certain types of loss in exchange for payments called:
premiums
two types of pension plans
defined pension plan, defined contribution plan
the resources corporations gather by selling ownership in their businesses
stocks