Final Unit 2 Flashcards

1
Q

bills that include heat, electricity, water, sewer, and intenet

A

utilities

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2
Q

50% of your money goes to

A

needs

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3
Q

30% of your money goes to

A

wants

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4
Q

20% of your money goes to

A

savings

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5
Q

pay that is divided into equal payments over a year

A

salary

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6
Q

a federal program in the U.S. that provides retirement benefits and disability income to qualified people and their spouses, children, and survivors

A

social security

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7
Q

an asset is easily turned into cash

A

liquid

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8
Q

an addition to any bank account

A

credit

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9
Q

a withdrawal from a bank account

A

debit

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10
Q

an account used for handling ills and day to day money needs

A

checking account

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11
Q

a basic bank account, a low interest rate is offered

A

savings account

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12
Q

a not-for-profit financial institution that accepts deposits, make loans, and provides a wide array of other financial services and products.

A

credit union

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13
Q

Extra amount of money that you earn by depositing your money in a bank

A

yield

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14
Q

anything you own

A

assets

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15
Q

utilities, rent, and car payments are all different types of

A

expenses

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16
Q

the agency responsible for collecting income tax on behalf of the federal government

A

IRS

17
Q

buying low and selling high

A

capital gain

18
Q

a tax that takes a higher percentage of your income as you make more money

A

progressive tax

19
Q

type of tax that takes a higher percentage of people’s income as they make less money

A

regressive tax

20
Q

a tax company that takes the same percentage out of everyone’s income

A

flat/proportional tax

21
Q

the amount of tax payable per dollar of the assessed value of a property

A

property tax “mills”

22
Q

standard federal return form, young people who do not have major deductions can use this

A

1040

23
Q

This is the form you have to fill in when you get a job and decide on how much withholding tax you want to pay

A

W4

24
Q

the form that each of your employer’s will send you sometime in January.

A

W2

25
Q

proof of income for freelance workers

A

1099

26
Q

an independent agency created by the Congress to maintain stability and public confidence in the nation’s financial system

A

FDIC

27
Q

low-risk way to help you grow your business savings

A

CD- Certificate of Deposit

28
Q

government pension that benefits retirees

A

SSI- supplemental security income

29
Q

what a bank pays a depositor for the use of their money

A

interest

30
Q

a situation where a person actively searches for employment but is unable to find work

A

unemployment

31
Q

different types of income

A

salary, wage, royalties, dividend