Midterm Test Vocabulary Flashcards

1
Q

The remains after the taxes are removed from gross income.

A

Disposable Income

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2
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An expense that can’t be eliminated from your day-to-day life

A

Essential Expense

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3
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A piece of data that is extremely different from the rest of the data

A

Outlier

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4
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A cost for goods or services that are nonessential

A

Discretionary Expense

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5
Q

Your income before all taxes are deducted

A

Gross Income

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6
Q

To use an ATM you need a bank card and a PIN. PIN stands for:

A

Personal Identification Number

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7
Q

Some banks offer this type of plan that pays a check even though there are not enough funds in the account.

A

Overdraft Protection

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8
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A certificate that states you have a specific sum on deposit and guarantees the payment of a fixed interest rate until maturity, which is a specified date in the future.

A

Certificate of Deposit

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9
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Comparing the bank statement with your check register to make sure no mistakes have been made is called this

A

Reconciling a Bank Statement

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10
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A written order used to tell a bank to pay money from an account to the holder of the written order.

A

Check

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11
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APR stands for

A

Annual Percentage Rate

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12
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Money earned on the money deposited plus previous plus previous interest.

A

Compound Interest

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13
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Compounding interest four times per year is called

A

Quarterly Compounding

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14
Q

Interest that is based only on the original principal.

A

Simple Interest

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15
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Relates principal, interest rate, the number of times interest is compounded per year, and the number of years the money will be on deposit to find the ending balance.

A

Compound Interest Formula

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16
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The personal belonging a customer leaves with a pawn shop in order to borrow money.

A

Collateral

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17
Q

This type of loan for post-high school education is issued by a bank, a credit union, a school, or even a state agency.

A

Private Loan

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18
Q

A federal student loan that is based on need

A

Federal Direct Sub-sized Loan

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19
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When a consumer purchases something to which they suddenly were attracted to and had no intention of buying.

A

Impulse Buying

20
Q

This person agrees to pay back the loan if the borrower is unable to do so.

A

Cosigner

21
Q

An agency that compiles records on all users of credit

A

Credit Reporting Agency

22
Q

When the last payment on a loan is much higher than the previous payments, it is call this.

A

Balloon Payment

23
Q

Whenever you borrow money, you sign this agreement, which states the conditions of the loan.

A

Promissory Note

24
Q

hese loans allow parents (or graduate students) to borrow money for college costs.

A

Federal PLUS Loans

25
Q

A federal student loan that is not based on need.

A

Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan

26
Q

The maximum amount you can owe at any time on your credit card.

A

Credit Line

27
Q

This is the most common type of credit card where the entire bill does not have to be paid in full each month.

A

Revolving Charge Account

28
Q

The Truth-in-Lending Act requires all creditors to disclose key information about the credit card fees in the same exact format so consumers can easily read it and compare credit cards. The box that contains this information is called the?

A

The Schumer Box

29
Q

This act protects you if your card is lost or stolen.

A

The Truth-In-Lending Act

30
Q

This is the average of the amounts you owed each day of the billing period.

A

Average Daily Balance

31
Q

By law, drivers are _____________ to pay for the damages they cause with their automobiles.

A

Liable (responsible)

32
Q

This type of insurance is the most important coverage. It protects you if your driving causes injury to others or to other people’s property.

A

Liability Insurance

33
Q

This is a statistician who can predict how often customers, based on certain criteria, will submit claims.

A

Actuary

34
Q

This is the amount the policyholder must pay before the insurance policy pays any money.

A

The Deductible

35
Q

For most cars, their value becomes less than their purchase price over time. We say the value of the car __________.

A

Depreciates

36
Q

These are the extra hours worked by an employee that are more than the full-time number of hours.

A

Overtime hours

37
Q

This is a short account of your education and qualifications for employment.

A

A Resume

38
Q

These are additional compensations from your employer.

A

Benefits

39
Q

Stockbrokers, travel agents, authors, musicians, realtors, and salespersons may all be paid based on money from sales. They are paid a ______________.

A

Commission

40
Q

This is the sum of your hourly pay and your overtime pay.

A

Gross Pay

41
Q

This is the lowest hourly rate that can be paid to an employee in the United States according to federal and state laws.

A

Minimum Wage

42
Q

A compensation that an employee receives from an employer after retirement.

A

A Pension

43
Q

These types of employees are paid by production, rather than the length of time that it takes them to do the job.

A

Pieceworkers

44
Q

This is a benefit required by the government to offer assistance to employees who are injured while working at their job.

A

Workers Compensation

45
Q

Both Social Security Tax and Medicare Tax are withdrawn from your paycheck and are listed as the ________ tax.

A

FICA Taxes