Week 2: Financial Literacy Flashcards

1
Q

Midshipmen pay

A

35% Base pay of an O-1 with less than 2 years of service

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2
Q

Pay rates per class

A

4/C: $125
3/C: $225
2/C: $300
1/C: $500

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3
Q

When are pay days?

A

Beginning of each month

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4
Q

When is Held Pay released?

A
  • February
  • July
  • November
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5
Q

Held Pay per class

A

4/C: Not eligible for Held Pay
3/C: $1,500
2/C: $1,350
1/C: $1,000

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6
Q

Where can Held Pay be found?

A
  • “Summary” column, on the line labeled “Cr Fwd”
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7
Q

Amount of the ACE Loan?

A

$8,500

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8
Q

When are Mids required to file their taxes?

A

15 Apr

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9
Q

Coverage of the SGLI?

A

$400,000

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10
Q

Amount for COMRATS

A

$12.30

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11
Q

What is a Checking Account?

A

‘Everyday use account’

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12
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What is a Savings Account?

A
  • Modest interest rates

- Use as an emergency fund

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13
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What is a Money Market Account?

A
  • Pays higher interest

- Used for short-term savings and emergency funds

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14
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What are Certificates of Deposit?

A
  • Funds borrowed by the bank

- Primarily used for short-term financial goals up to 5 years

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15
Q

What are Stocks?

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Common (For the Rich) - Entitles the owner to vote at shareholder’s meetings and to receive dividends

Preferred (Low risk; For the People) - Does not have voting rights but has a higher claim on assets

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16
Q

Types of IRAs?

A
  • Traditional

- Roth (at a young age, Roths typically return more money)

17
Q

What is the Career Starter Loan?

A

Available at the end of your 3/C year, may range up to $36,000

18
Q

What is Interest?

A
  • Charge for the privilege of borrowing money

- Higher the interest, the more money you pay or make

19
Q

Types of Interest

A
  • Compound - charged on the amount borrowed or lent plus the interest it has accrued
  • Simple - Does not compound; only charged one the amount borrowed or lent
20
Q

Good Money Habits

Papa Bear Lives Pretty Suave

A
  • Pay yourself first
  • Budgeting
  • Live below your means
  • Pay with cash
  • Save for retirement
21
Q

Bad Money Habits

Louie Made No Payment

A
  • Living paycheck to paycheck
  • Max out your credit cards
  • Not reviewing your Credit Reports
  • Paying the minimum on Credit Cards
22
Q

Three Credit Agencies

A
  • Experian
  • Equifax
  • Transunion
23
Q

Bad Credit range

A

<630

24
Q

Fair Credit range

A

630-689

25
Q

Good Credit range

A

690-719

26
Q

Excellent Credit range

A

720-850

27
Q

Types of Credit ranges

A

Bad
Fair
Good
Excellent

28
Q

Benefits of the SCRA

A

Reduce or cap interest rates on any credit card or other loans you acquired before you entered the military to 6% per year

29
Q

Who is the Midshipmen Financial Advisor?

A

LT Andrew Hughes

Bancroft C209

30
Q

Who is the Midshipmen DISBO?

A

LT Daniel Montieth

Bancroft 4002