Your Income / Your Career | Finding / Applying for Jobs | The Start | Entrepreneurship and Business Ownership | Wild Card |
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What are types of Investments
- Real Estate
- Stocks - Bonds |
What is Networking
The best source of job leads is through the process of building professional relationships that assist both parties in reaching their goal
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What is a Form W-4
An IRS form indicating how much should be withheld from an employees earnings
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What are the 4 components of the American Economy
- Entrepreneurship
- Land - Labor - Capitol |
What are General, Limited, and Silent
The 3 types of Partnerships
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What are Grants
Payments from corporations, state governments, or the US government that do not have to be paid back
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What is an Application Form
Consists of one or two pages of questions about you and your job qualifications
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What are Exemptions
Another name for tax allowances that reduce the amount of federal tax withheld from your paychecks
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What is a Franchise
A Legal contract that allows you to operate a business in the name of a recognized company
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What is In-Service Training
Another name for Professional Development Seminars
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What are examples of Government Payments
- Financial Aid (for students)
- Unemployment Benefits - Social Security |
What are Chronological and Functional
Two types of resume types
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What is a Company Policy Handbook
Its purpose is to outline a company's rules, procedures, and policies
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What is a Sole Proprietorship
The easiest form of business ownership to set up
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What is the hours worked beyond 40 in a week
Overtime is
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What are the 5 sources of income
- Wages and Salaries
- Business Earnings - Investment Earnings - Government Payments - Grants and Royalties |
What are Function, Form, (e)Ffectiveness
The 3 F's of resume writing
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What is Take Home Pay
Net Pay is the amount received after all deductions have been subtracted from a paycheck. What is another name for this pay
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What is 20%
The percentage of new businesses that last more than 4 years
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What are Fringe Benefits
The sick days, vacation days, and health insurance provided by your employer are examples of
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What is "You have to put money in before you can take it out"
The most important lesson you can learn about handling personal finance
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What is an Objective
A one sentence explanation of the type of job you are seeking
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What is a Flexible Spending Account
A deduction found on your pay stub that sets aside before-tax portions of you pay for things like child care and medical expenses
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What are Articles of Incorporation
The first step in forming a corporation is to file
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What is a Credit Score
A number that indicates your Credit Risk
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