Personal Finance Chapter 8 and 9 Flashcards

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disposable income

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money you have left after all taxes have been paid off always put 10% into savings

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Benefits of FInancial Planning

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  1. ) Determine and evaluate options for your money
  2. ) Prioritize so money goes further
  3. )Avoid careless and wasteful spending
  4. ) Organize financial resources
  5. )AVoid worries by planning your saving, spending and borrowing
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3
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budget

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a spending and savings plan based on your expected income and expenses

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Income

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any sort of money that you receive

ex.) salary, bonus, tips, etc.

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5
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expenses

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anything you have to pay money for

ex.) bills, lunch, coffee, gas, food, clothes, rent

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6
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fixed expenses

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cannot change without making a major lifestyle change;obligated to pay regardless of other events
ex.) rent, utilities, bills, car payment

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variable expenses

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depend on the events and choices you make; subject to change

ex.)coffee, clothes, food, gas, misc

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8
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net worth

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used by insurance banks, a list of items of values a person owns minus the amount that they owe formula: assets-liabilities= net worth

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9
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assets

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a list of value that a person owns

ex.) property, car, cash, home, jewelry

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10
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liabilities

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amounts of money owed to others

ex.) mortgages, any debt, car payment

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11
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types of personal records

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  1. )Records of Income and Expenses
  2. ) Statement of net worth
  3. ) Personal Property Inventory
  4. )Tax records
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12
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personal property inventory

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used by insurance in the case of an accident. a list of all valuable items you own as well as purchase prices and approximate current values

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13
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Tax records

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W2 statements, receipts, keep at least 6 years

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14
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Electronic Filing System

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advantages: takes up less space, easily stored
disadvantages: someone else could have access to your files, could be lost with a flash drive etc.

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Manual Filing System

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advantages: only you have access to them, have original copies
disadvantages: can be lost in the case of an accident, takes up a lot of space

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16
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checking account

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an account that allows depositors to write checks to make payments, also called a demand deposit, it’s very liquid

17
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Advantages of a checking account

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  1. )liquid
  2. ) Access to other banking services
  3. ) safer than using cash
  4. ) built in record keeping system
18
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canceled check

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checks the bank has processed or cleared

19
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overdraft

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writing a check without sufficient funds in your account. receive a fee

20
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floating a check

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when a check is written with NSF in the hope that there will be time to deposit money before the check is cancelled

21
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outstanding

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checks that have been written but not checked or cashed

22
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stop payment order

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a request to the bank to not cash or process a specific check (usually a mistake)

23
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blank endorsement

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signature of the payee written exactly as his/her name appears on the front f the check

24
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special endorsement

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written when the payee signs over a check to a third person

25
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restrictive endorsement

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restricts or limits the use of a checkbook

26
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payee

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person who receives the money

27
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drawer

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the person that is paying

28
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Joint Checking account

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opened by 2 or more people anyone on the account has the right to the entire account deposit

29
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Special checking account

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for customers who write a small numbers of checks each moth charged low flat service fee for each check written

30
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standard checking account

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set monthly fee will avoid monthly fee if you are able to maintain a minimum balance

31
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Interest-Bearing

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pays interest if you keep a minimum balance, higher minimum balance

32
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FDIC

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government regulation on banks, insures deposit of customers against loss up to 250,000

33
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Banking Services

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guaranteed payment check
money order
debit card
ATMS
credit cards
34
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Certified check

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stamped check by bank to prove this money is sufficient

35
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cashier check

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money is transferred from your account to the bank and the bank writes a check to the payee

36
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Truth-in-Saving Act

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any checking account advertised as “free” must carry no hidden charges or conditions

37
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Bank Fees examples

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over draft fees, stop payment fees