General Principles Flashcards

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End Mode Scenarios

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401k Deferrals
Profit-Sharing Contributions
Bond Interest
Mortgage Payments

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Checking Account in Emergency Fund

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Subtract one month’s expenses if checking account is greater

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Begin Mode Scenarios

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  • College Tuition
  • Retirement Needs
  • Family Needs (*due to death or emergency)
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PLUS grant

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Non- need based, anyone may apply. Can borrow all costs of education and living expenses minus financial aid

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Perkins Loan

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College decides need; $4,000/yr undergrad or grad, up to $20,000

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Lifetime Learning Credit

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20% of first $10,000 (Max $2k)
Undergrad or Grad school expenses

Can be used to improve job skills, no degree necessary

MAGI $110,000-130,000

No felony drug restriction

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American Opportunity Credit

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$2,000 and 25% of next $2,000 tuition, fees, and course material (First four years of college)

OR

For AGI deduction of $4,000 MAGI

Phaseout $160,000-180,000 MFJ

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Coverdell ESAs phaseout and key traits

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MAGI $95,000-110,000 single
$190,000-220,000 MFJ

$2,000 contribution child below 18; used for all education up to age 30

All elementary and secondary school types covered, including: uniforms, transportation, equipment and supplies, after school programs

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“PooriSh” loans and grants

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Pell, Perkins, Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant, Subsidized Stafford Loans

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Child support taxability

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Non-taxable to payee and non-deductible by payor

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HIPAA

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For people switching employers:

No preexisting conditions exclusion if covered by former employer’s group health for >12 mo’s and less than 63 days elapsed between changing employers

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Chapter 7 exemptions

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  • homestead
  • limited personal property
  • wages due to head of household or dependent (contributes half of support)
  • limited amount of equity in motor vehicle
  • pension and retirement plan rights
  • cash value of life insurance/proceeds of annuities
  • disability benefits/unemployment/workers comp
  • property held Tenants by entirety
  • IRA (Roth) assets up to $1MM
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Chapter 7 means testing

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Net Income $10,000 for 60 months

Between $6K-10K, net monthly income

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Lost and Stolen Credit Cards Limit of Liability

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$50 per card

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Debt Management Ratios

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PITI

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Prepaid Tuition vs. College Savings Plans

Major differences…

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College Savings:

  • risk tolerant investor; market performance
  • undergrad and grad school
  • open enrollment
  • includes room and board expenses
  • out-of-state ok

Prepaid Tuition:

  • tracks inflation; risk averse; returns based on choice of school
  • may be guaranteed by state
  • may be limited to undergrad
  • restricted to tuition and mandatory fees
  • specified enrollment
  • restrictions on out-of-state schools