Final Flashcards

1
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Endorsement

A

A signature on the back of a check

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2
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Overdraft

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Issued when a lack of sufficient funds to cover a check

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3
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Payee

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One to whom the check is written

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4
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Reconcile

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To bring your bank statement and check register into agreement

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5
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Outstanding

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Financial transactions that you know about but the bank doesn’t know about yet

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6
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Interest

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A fee paid for the opportunity to use someone else’s money

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7
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Credit union

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A non-profit financial institution owned by its members

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8
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Savings and loans

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Originally specialized in providing funds to home buyers

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9
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Mutual savings bank

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State chartered financial institutions operated by trustees for the benefit of the depositors

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10
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Commercial bank

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Owned by the shareholders and operated for their profits

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11
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Internet bank

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Financial institutions that operate exclusively using on-line banking

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12
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Wire transfer

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A financial institution that moves funds from one bank to the other electronically

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13
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Money order

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A purchased certificate used to lay a specific amount

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14
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Debit card

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A card that allows the user to subtract money from their bank account

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15
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Prepaid card

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Sold in specific dollar amounts and can sometimes be reloaded

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16
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Money transfer service

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Money can be sent almost anywhere in the world when purchasing this type of service

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17
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FDIC

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A federal agency that insures savings, checking, and other deposits

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18
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Pin

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A secret code that protects the security of your account

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19
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ATM

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A computer that gives customers electronically access to their accounts

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20
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Cashiers check

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A check issued and guaranteed by a bank

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21
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Certified check

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A check written from your personal account that has been stamped by a bank guaranteeing heir is enough money in your account to cover the check

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22
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Cancelled check

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A check at sled by the bank indicating it’s been paid

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23
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EFT

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The movement of funds electronically

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24
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Signature card

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Must fill out when opening an account

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25
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Banks make money by…

A

Charging borrowers interest

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26
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EFT stands for

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Electronic funds transfer

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27
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FDIC stands for

A

Federal deposit insurance corporation

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28
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ATM stands for

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Automated teller machine

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29
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In case your bank fails, what does your bank need…

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FDIC

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30
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All banks must offer the same interest rate

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False

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31
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The EFT act stats that if your credit card is stolen and you report it within two business days your are liable for no more than…

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$50

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32
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What is identify theft?

A

Illegal use of someone’s personal information

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33
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What should you do if your identity has been stole?

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File report with police
Notify you bank and credit card companies
Call the three major credit agencies
Call FTC

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34
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What does the financial services modernization act do for consumers?

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Requires companies involved in financial activities to send privacy notices to customers

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35
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What is online profiling?

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Companies collect information from the websites consumers are using

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36
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What are cookies?

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Some files stored on your computers hard drive when you visit a site

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37
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Bait and switch

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When companies persuade you to buy an item at a higher price

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38
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False promise of free gift

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When a store offers a free gift but the gift isn’t really free

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39
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Deceptive pricing

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Advertising a sale that isn’t better then apthe everyday price

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40
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Hidden catches

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Extra charges and fees hidden in products

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41
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Pyramid schemes

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Multiple people pitch in and each get money back

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42
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Chain letter

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A message sent that instructs the recipient to send copies to multiple people

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43
Q

What agencies should you contact if you have been a victim of fraud?

A
Better business burea
FTC
Local consumer protection agency
State attorney generals office
National fraud information center
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44
Q

When is income tax day?

A

April 15th

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45
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How does your employer help you with tax obligation?

A

Takes the taxes out for you

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46
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What is the name of the government agency in charge of collecting income tax?

A

IRS

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47
Q

Where does the W-2 come from?

A

Employer

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48
Q

What form do most teens use to file their federal income tax?

A

1040EZ

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49
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2 places to find form and instructions for free to complete your taxes

A

Libraries

IRS site

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50
Q

What is a tax deduction?

A

Reduced amount of income that is taxed

51
Q

2 examples of tax deduction

A

Charities or interest on home loan

52
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What is a Standard deduction?

A

Amount that the IRS allows without listing expenses

53
Q

2 examples of tax credit

A

Paying college tuition

Childcare expenses

54
Q

Phishing

A

Scammers who use fraudulent emails or texts or copycat a website to get you to share personal information

55
Q

Malware

A

Viruses and other unwanted software that gets installed on your devices without consent

56
Q

How to protect yourself from phishing scams

A

Use secure software you trust

Make sure to set it to update automatically

57
Q

What to do when you are a victim of scam

A

File a report with the federal trade commission

58
Q

3 major credit reporting agencies

A

Equifax
Experian
Transunion

59
Q

What is the difference between first party cookies and third party cookies?

A

First party is placed by the site

Third party is placed by someone else

60
Q

Social security number

A

A unique number used by the government to track your earnings

61
Q

Skimmer

A

A palm sized gadget to collect and save your credit card information

62
Q

Interest

A

The extra amount you pay in “favor” in carrying over an unpaid balance

63
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APR

A

Annual Percentage Rate: determines the amount of interest you’ll pay on credit card purchases

64
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Fixed rate

A

An interest rate that doesn’t change

65
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Introductory rate

A

Zero or low APR’s for the first few months

66
Q

Minimum payment

A

Lowest amount of money you are required to pay on your credit card statement each month

67
Q

Annual fee

A

A yearly fee companies will charge you for the use of a credit card

68
Q

Charge card

A

A card issued by a bank allowing the user to purchase items on credit

69
Q

What are the three C’s?

A

Character
Capacity
Capital

70
Q

Open-end credit

A

Credit that may be used up to a certain amount

71
Q

Closed-end credit

A

Borrower must repay the amount in a specific number of equal payments

72
Q

When can a credit card company change the terms on your agreement?

A

Whenever after a 15 day notice

73
Q

When choosing a credit cards APR, it’s important to…

A

Find low APR to pay low interest

74
Q

How is affinity cards different from regular credit cards?

A

Offered by two groups, a bank, an airline, or college

75
Q

Default

A

Frequently late to paying your credit card bill and you have been reported to a credit burea

76
Q

How will your payment be applied if you have different APR’s?

A

Payment will go to the lower APR

77
Q

When will you lose your grace period on your credit card?

A

When you carry a balance

78
Q

Credit score

A

A number between 300-850 that reflects your credit history

79
Q

Installment credit

A

A loan that is paid in equal monthly installments with a fixed interest rate

80
Q

Credit report

A

A document containing important information about a person

81
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Balance transfer

A

The process of moving an unpaid credit card debt from one issuer to another

82
Q

Credit bureau

A

A business that collects and sells information about how consumers repay debt

83
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Card holder agreement

A

The written statement that gives the terms and conditions of a credit card account

84
Q

Capital

A

The money paid to use money

85
Q

Finance charge

A

The charge for using a credit card, compromised interest cost and fees

86
Q

Introductory interest rate

A

The low rate charged by the lender for an initial period to entice consumers to switch credit cards

87
Q

Payday loan

A

Short terms, high interest cash loan secured by a paycheck

88
Q

What type of credit is a car loan an example of?

A

Installment credit

89
Q

Bankruptcy

A

A legal proceeding designed for customers who are no longer able to pay their bills

90
Q

Charge card

A

A card used in which purchases must be paid in full each month at the end of the month

91
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Credit card

A

A plastic card issued by a financial institution for the purchase of goods or services on credit

92
Q

Minimum finance charge

A

Zero or low interest payments for the first few months

93
Q

Piggybacking

A

The act of improving your credit score or rating by becoming a member of someone else’s credit card

94
Q

Schumer box

A

The area where you will find the terms and conditions of a credit card offer

95
Q

Secured credit card

A

This credit card requires collateral. Designed for people who don’t have a credit history or poor credit history

96
Q

Universal default

A

A common practice for credit card users that allows them to increase cardholders interest rate for any change in a persons credit history or profile

97
Q

Overdraft

A

Lack of money to pay a check

98
Q

Reasons for using checks

A

More secure

Can send photo copies of your checks

99
Q

Balance transfer

A

The process of moving an unpaid credit card debt from one issuer to another

100
Q

Credit bureau

A

A business that collects and sells information about how consumers repay debt

101
Q

Card holder agreement

A

The written statement that gives the terms and conditions of a credit card account

102
Q

Capital

A

The money paid to use money

103
Q

Finance charge

A

The charge for using a credit card, compromised interest cost and fees

104
Q

Which kind of tax is tax on interest you earn on savings?

A

Income tax

105
Q

Which kind of tax helps pay for people’s retirement?

A

Social security tax

106
Q

Which level of Government is primarily responsible for providing public elementary education?

A

Local

107
Q

What is another name for consumption tax?

A

Sales tax

108
Q

Which level of government pays for the good of traffic lights and sidewalks in different towns?

A

Local

109
Q

Who pays the payroll taxes to the government?

A

Employers

110
Q

Which tax is a progressive tax?

A

Income tax

111
Q

Which kind of tax would make gasoline cost more?

A

Excise tax

112
Q

Which kind of tax is a tax that is sometimes used to decrease demand for a particular item?

A

Sales tax

113
Q

Which level of government pays for services like bridges, highways, and hospitals?

A

All three

114
Q

Which level of government gets most of its revenue from property tax?

A

Local

115
Q

Which kind of tax is a tax on something you buy?

A

Sales tax

116
Q

Which kind of tax is a tax on something you own?

A

Property tax

117
Q

What level of government gets most of its revenue from income tax?

A

Federal

118
Q

What is another word for excise tax?

A

Luxury tax

119
Q

What are taxes on gasoline, cigarettes, and airplane tickets called?

A

Excise tax

120
Q

Which kind of tax is a tax on money people get for working?

A

Income

121
Q

Which kind of tax is different of different people based on their ability to pay?

A

Income

122
Q

What level of government can tax people’s income?

A

All three

123
Q

Which level of government pays for the service of medical care for people who can’t afford it?

A

Federal