Vocab Flashcards
Employer-sponsored retirement plan where you can contribute pre-tax money
401(k)
Retirement account funded with pre-tax income
Individual Retirement Account (IRA)
Retirement account where you invest already-taxed money
Roth IRA
Investment security with diversified portfolio of securities
Mutual Fund
A three-digit number indicating credit worthiness that ranges from 280-850
Credit Score
Maximum amount you can borrow on a credit card
Credit Limit
Percentage of an unpaid loan balance charged as interest
Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
Initial amount of a loan
Principal
Estimation of income and expenses used to track and plan spending
Budget
Take-home pay after payroll deductions
Net Income
Difference between assets and liabilities
Net Worth
Consistent monthly costs like rent or mortagage
Fixed Expenses
Returns earned on principal plus past earnings
Compounding
Profit from selling an asset at a higher price than purchased
Capital Gain
Investing in various financial assets to reduce overall investment risk
Diversify
Ability to make smart financial decisions
Financial Literacy