Econ Test 2 Flashcards

1
Q

2 ways to make money work for you

A

Savings and Investing

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2
Q

$ set aside for a goal

A

Savings (low risk, low return)

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3
Q

$ set aside for future income, benefits, or profits

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Investments (high risk, high return)

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4
Q

Relationship between time, money, interest, and their effect on earnings growth

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Time Value of Money or Rate of Return

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5
Q

Payment you receive for allowing a financial institution or corporation to use your money

A

Earned Interest

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6
Q

Know Compounding and rule of 72

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Rule of 72: Divide by interest rate and you get number of years, divide by years and you get the IR

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7
Q

The reduction of investment risk by spending your invested dollars among several different investments

A

Diversification

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8
Q

Price of borrowing $

A

Interest

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9
Q

Types of income investments

A

Bonds, Savings, CDs, Money Market

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10
Q

Types of growth investments

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Real Estate, Stocks, Collectibles, Mutual Funds

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11
Q

Loaning the government money, gains interest

A

Bonds

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12
Q

Put $ into the bank and they loan it out, you gain interest

A

Savings

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13
Q

Bond from a non government financial institution, higher iR than savings

A

CDs

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14
Q

CDs

A

Certificates of Deposit

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15
Q

Investments that represent ownership in a company

A

Stocks

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16
Q

Investment expert

A

Fund Manager

17
Q

Pools money from several investors and uses the money to buy a particular type of investment, like stocks

A

Mutual Funds

18
Q

What is actually loaned/borrowed (NOT interest)

A

Principal

19
Q

Someone is willing to loan you money in exchange for a promise to pay it back, usually with interest

A

Credit

20
Q

Amount it costs you a year to use credit, expressed in percent rates

A

APR (annual percent rate)

21
Q

Uses of credit

A
Emergency money
 ability to buy now/pay later
safety
convenience 
earn benefits
22
Q

Where to get credit

A

Banks
credit unions
car dealership
the government

23
Q

credit history, a record of personal financial transactions

A

Credit Report (**Includes loans, payment history, accepted/denied loans, loan amounts)

24
Q

Compare and Contrast Savings and Investment

A

S: Low Return, high liquidity, low risk, guaranteed, short term
I: Higher Return, low liquidity, high risk, not guaranteed, for long term (like retirement)