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What is a certified check
A check that the bank guarantees payment
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What is collateral
A tangible asset that is used to secure a loan
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What is the Department of Treasury
Deposits of $10,000 or more must be reported to
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What is open-end credit
An open-end credit that is offered by banks and other lenders.
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What is ten years
How long does a bankruptcy stay on your credit report
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What is capital gains
Profits made from selling an investment
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What is bartering
Exchanging goods and services for other goods and services without spending money is called
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What is creditors
When experiencing financial difficulties, the first action to take is to notify your
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What is monetary policy
The Federal Government uses _______________to regulate the nation's money supply.
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What is diversification
Dividing investment money among several different types of investments to avoid risk is
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What is budget variance
The difference between the amount of money budgeted for and the actual amount spent
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What is debit card purchases
These purchases are deducted from your checking account immediately
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What is a stock broker
Represent individual investors who want to buy or sell stocks, bonds and other securities
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What is financial literacy
Knowledge of the facts, concepts and technological tools that are basic to being smart about money
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What is discretionary
Income that is left over after you pay your taxes, fixed expenses a other essential living expenses is called ________________income
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What is SEC
Before a company can raise capital by issuing stocks or bonds it must register with the
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What is better
Since the debt ratio is calculated by dividing liabilities by net worth, the lower the debt ratio the ___________off you are financially.
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What is opportunity cost
The value of the best option or alternative given up in a trade off
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What is Treasury Bills (T bills)
Are backed by the full faith and credit of the US government, and are very low risk
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What is a 2 for 1 stock split.
When existing shares of tock divides into a larger number of shares and price of each share is reduced accordingly. 40 shares worth $80. would now be 80 shares for $40.
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What is a deductible
The amount of money the insured must pay when a claim is settled
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What is buying on a margin
a speculative method whereby an investor borrows up to 50% of the money needed for an investment from a brokerage firm
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What is What is a dividend reinvestment plan
This plan is designed to help the shareholder to acquire additional shares of the stock by immediately reinvesting in the same company.
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What is the Truth and Lending Act
This act requires that the finance charge and APR is disclosed to the consumer in advance
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What is a Roth IRA
Under normal circumstances, withdrawals from a ____________ before retirement age are subject to both taxes and a penalty unless it is used for education, purchasing your first home and medical emergencies.
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