Test 2 Flashcards

(46 cards)

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Why should you save?

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To provide for future needs (expected and unexpected) and short term goals like vacations, social events and emergencies

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2
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Long term goals

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Home ownership, education, retirement, investment

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3
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To stay ahead of inflation and make more money

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Investment

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4
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Smaller loans for current students

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Education

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5
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Down payment, the more you put down, the smaller the payments

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Home ownership

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6
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How quickly you turn savings into cash

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Liquidity

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7
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Money should be placed in an institution that offers the best rate of return

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Interest earning potential

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8
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Selecting a savings plan

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Liquidity
Safety
Convenience
Interest earning potential

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9
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The use of your savings to earn a financial return

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Personal investing

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10
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What is the purpose of investing

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the overall objective of investing is to earn money with money

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11
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Reasons for investing

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Emergencies
To supplement earned income
Make a profit
Minimize tax burdens
Provide income for retirement
Stay ahead of inflation
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12
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A rise in the general level of prices

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Inflation

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13
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Criteria for choosing an investment

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Safety
High liquidity
High return
Tax benefits
Reasonable purchase price 
Growth in value that exceeds inflation rate
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14
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Wise investment practices

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Define your financial goals
Go slowly (research your investment)
Follow through 
Keep good records 
Seek good investment advice
Keep investment knowledge current
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15
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Ownership in a corporation

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Stock

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16
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Debt obligation of corporation

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Bond

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17
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Buy a $50 bond and receive $100 at maturity

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Government savings bond

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18
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Buy shares in a large, professionally managed company who invests in many different securities

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Mutual funds

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Investment options

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Stocks and bonds
Government savings bond
Mutual funds
Real estate

20
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Dividends are fixed, paid first, no voting rights

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Preferred stock

21
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A class of stock in which the owner of the stock shares directly in the success or failure of a business

22
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The part of the profits of a corporation that each shareholder receives

23
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Stocks that have consistent histories of paying high dividends

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Income stocks

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Shares of stock in companies that reinvest their profits into the business so that it can grow and expand

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A stock that sells for less than $5 a share (highly speculative)
Penny
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Stocks of large well established, and usually profitable businesses
Blue chip
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Stocks that remain stable and pay dividends during an economic decline
Defensive
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Stocks that do well when the economy is stable or growing
Cyclical
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Rising stock prices and a general feelings of optimism
Bull market
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Investors are pessimistic about the overall economy and start to sell
Bear market
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Example of a defensive stock
Utilities, drugs, food
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Example of a cyclical stock
Travel industries
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Stock investing strategies
Conservative Aggressive Speculative
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Take limited risks, concentrate on liquidity
Conservative
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Take risks, concentrate on growth stocks
Aggressive
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High probability of a loss but also a chance for large gains
Speculative
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Perks of mutual funds
Diversification, professional management, small initial investments
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Perks of real estate
Long term stability and growth in value but can be difficult to sell
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What is the most illiquid of all investments
Real estate
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Invests in the common stock of smaller companies that have a greater potential to grow
Growth funds
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Invests in the common stock of established companies and industries
Income funds
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Invests in a mixture of stocks
Balanced funds
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Purchases international stocks and bonds as well as US securities
Global funds
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Holds stocks that react the same as the stock markets as a whole do
Index funds
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A special retirement account where you pay taxes on money going into your account and then all future withdrawals are tax free
Roth IRA
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Types of real estate
Vacant land Single family homes Duplex and apartments Recreation and retirement property