Personal Finance. What is an overdraft? NSF check.

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Semester Test ReviewPersonal Finance

What is an overdraft?NSF check

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What is a certificate of deposit?

Way of saving money, there are restrictions on when you can withdraw your money.

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State the guidelines for choosing a PIN number.

A number that nobody else could figure out.

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What is a round lot?Stocks are traded in multiples of 100.

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Explain the difference between a debit card and a credit card.

Debit card=way to access money in your checking account

Credit card=loan

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The most expensive method of using a credit card.

Cash advance or convenience check

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What does PIN stand for?Personal identification number

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What types of public records appear on a person’s credit report?

DivorceBankruptcyLiensLawsuits

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Why is the interest rate usually higher on credit cards than on other types of loans?

Credit cards have a high rate of default & are risky for lenders

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What is inflation?The increase in the cost of living.

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Which stock pays dividends first, preferred or common?

Preferred

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What is selling short?Selling stock borrowed from a broker that must later be repaid.

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A term for the owners of a corporation.

Shareholders or stockholders

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List the highest bond rating.

AAA

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A term for a bond in default.

Junk bond

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When a bond is purchased for less than its face value.

Discount

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Which type of bonds are associated with the highest interest rate? Why?

Corporate, risk

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A risk where you could experience losses in your income or standard of living.

Personal risk

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Why do corporations sell bonds?

To raise capital

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A risk where there is a chance of a loss as well as a chance of a gain.

Speculative risk

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The policyholder should be put back into the same condition as they were prior to the loss.

Indemnification

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What is buying on margin?Using leverage

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When a bond is purchased for more than its face value.

premium

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A term for a person who will inherit money from another.

Heir or beneficiary

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A loan to purchase real estate.

Mortgage

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Added to an insurance policy to protect high value items.

Personal property floater

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Why is it usually less expensive to take part in a group health insurance plan that purchase an individual plan?

The risk is spread among more people.

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Another term for real estate.

Real property

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This type of tax takes a higher percentage of your income as your income increases.

Progressive tax

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When a bond is purchased at a premium, the yield will be ________ than the coupon rate.

Lower

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A tax where the more you earn the less you pay.

Regressive

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Establishing a monetary fund to cover the cost of a loss.

Self-insurance

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A crime where a taxpayer does not pay their taxes.

Tax evasion

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A form that lists a taxpayers total income and taxes deducted from their paycheck for a given year.

W-2

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When a person dies without a will.

Intestate

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The person chosen to administer a person’s will.

Executor

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Who pays a gift tax?The giver

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Gambling is this type of risk.

Speculative

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When should a taxpayer itemize?

When their expenses are larger than the standard deduction.

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A financial product where a the bank buys your house from you.

Reverse mortgage

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Another term for a flat tax.Proportional

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The date your income tax return must be filed by.

April 15

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Who pays realtor’s commissions?

The seller, not the buyer.

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When real property is transferred from the seller to the buyer.

Closing date

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The highest price a home will bring on the market.

Market value

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What is a canceled check?One that has been cashed.

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An endorsement where the signature of the payee is written exactly as his or her name appears on the front of the check.

Blank endorsement

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A term for balancing your checkbook.

Reconciling

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A type of credit card that can only be used at a specific retailer.

Retail credit card

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What does APR stand for?Annual percentage rate

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List one of the 3 major credit bureaus.

ExperianTrans UnionEquifax

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Amount of time allowed to the cardholder between the day the items are charged on the credit card and the day finance charges are applied.

Grace period

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When can a person view their credit report for free?

Once per yearWhen denied credit due to something on their credit report

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What does the FDIC do?Provides insurance for depositors at commercial banks

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Income received by stockholders.

Dividends

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The over the counter stock market.

NASDAQ

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The largest stock exchange.

NYSE

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An increase in the number of shares outstanding of a corporation’s stock.

Stock split

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When an investor makes money on the sale of stock.

Capital gain

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Elected by stockholders to guide a corporation.

Board of directors

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These stocks do well when the economy is growing but usually do poorly in times of recession.

Cyclical stocks

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Another term for face value.

Par value

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Bonds with low or no rating.

Junk

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Bond backed only by the general credit standing of a corporation.

Debenture

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The cost of insurance.Premium

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The possibility of a loss.Risk

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One who calculates an insurance premium.

Actuary

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To take measures to lessen the frequency oR severity of losses that may occur.

Reduce the risk

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When an investor loses money on the sale of stock.

Capital loss

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What is an attractive nuisance?

Example: trampoline or swimming pool

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People who determine the value of property destroyed for insurance companies.

Claims adjustors

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These people look for evidence of destroyed or damaged property.

Insurance investigators

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Another term for self-insurance.

Risk assumption

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Insurance that protects against loss from death.

Life insurance.

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Being paid twice the death benefit for an accidental death.

Double indemnity

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A front-end load.Paid when you buy the mutual fund.

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Agreements to buy commodities at specified prices on specified dates.

Futures contracts.

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Example of a progressive tax.

Federal income tax.

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Items such as coins and antiques are investments known as_______.

Collectibles

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An example of a regressive tax.

Sales tax

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As taxable income increases, tax rates ____.

Increases

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The difference between market value of property and what you owe on it.

Equity

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Another term for closing costs.

Settlement costs

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An example of a defined-benefits plan.

pension

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A legal document authorizing someone to act on your behalf to handle personal affairs.

Power of attorney

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An IRA that taxes contributions, but not money withdrawn at retirement.

Roth IRA

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An apartment with one large room that serves as the kitchen, living room, bedroom, plus a bathroom.

Efficiency apartment

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What does MLS stand for?Multiple Listing Service

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A legal document that establishes ownership.

Title

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The portion of the purchase price that the buyer deposits as evidence of good faith.

Earnest money

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A formal document that expresses interest in entering into a contract with someone is a(n) _______.

Offer

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