Vocabulary Week 7 Flashcards

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Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

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the consumer’s interest rate over a course of the year

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Buying Power

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a synonym for purchasing power; the ability for your money to go towards goods and services

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Compound Interest

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interest earned on interest; this grows at a faster rate than simple interest and is usually seen on investments

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4
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Federal Reserve Bank

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a federal government agency that focuses on setting mortgage interest rates; responsible for keeping the value of money

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5
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ABA Number/ Check Routing Number

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the routing number is the first number at the bottom of a check; ABA number is another way to say checking account number

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ATM Card

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another term for debit card; uses a pin with a four-digit code that has access to your bank account

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ATM Card

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another term for a debit card; uses a pin with a four-digit code that has access to your bank account

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Automatic Bill Payment Services

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a method to let your bank know to send out checks at the correct time to your bills

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Account Balance

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otherwise known as bank principal; shows the amount of money in your account

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Banks

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a financial institution that is responsible for writing mortgages as well as operating checking and savings accounts

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Bank Statement

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shows all of the moneyflow in and out of your checking account

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12
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Bounced Check

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making sure that what you write out in checks matches the money-flow out on the checking account in the bank statement

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13
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Car Loan

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a loan from the bank or other financial institution to buy a car

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14
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Cash loan

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a loan that is designed to give you cash on hand; be aware that these loans have really high-interest rates and should be stayed away from

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15
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Cashiers Check

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always comes from a bank and is a guaranteed form of payment; this means that the check will not bounce

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16
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Certificate of Deposit (CD)

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a specialized savings account that owns a higher interest rate than a regular savings account; this account is not liquidable

17
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Liquidity

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the speed with which an asset can be converted into cash

18
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Certified Check

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a synonym for a cashiers check; this has to come from a bank and is a guaranteed form of payment

19
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Check Cashing Centers

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institutions that offer services to manipulate cash into other cash forms; have high interest rates

20
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Check Cashing Fee

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the payment in order to utilize check cashing centers for the manipulation of various cash forms

21
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Check Fraud

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the act of a consumers purposefully bounce a check that they know is not actually in the account

22
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Check Number

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lets you know which number of check is in the compilation of checks in the checkbook; located in the upper right corner of a check

23
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Check Register

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a synonym for a checkbook and is utilized in order to bounce the checks with the bank statements

24
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Check Stub

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proof that you - as consumer - wrote a check to whom you payed

25
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Check

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a less common form of payment generally utilized to pay for large items such as homes

26
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3 C’s of Credit (Collateral, Capacity, and Character)

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these determine whether or not a consumer is capable and has the capacity to repay a loan or take out credit such as a credit card