| SMART Goals | Stocks | Earning Money | Income, Expenses and Budgeting | Credit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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What is Specific?
"S" in SMART goals stands for this
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Stock symbol for Apple
APPL
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Through eBay/Kijiji/Facebook Marketplace
What is one of the best ways to sell things online?
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What is Food?
What is one of the biggest expenses apart from rent for someone living on their own?
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No
Can you rent cars if you have a bad credit score?
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What is Measurable?
"M" in SMART goals stands for this
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What is 1 Trillion?
Approximate market cap of Amazon
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What is a VOID Cheque?
It's used to get information needed for electronic payments because it includes your routing number, account number, and check number.
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What is a fixed expense?
An expense that always stays the same
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300-900
What is the range of numbers for a credit score?
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What is Attainable/Achievable?
"A" in SMART goals stands for this
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What is a market cap?
The total value of a company's outstanding shares of a stock
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What is an hourly wage?
Where you get paid by the hour
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What is a flexible expense?
An expense that can change depending on certain factors
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What is a really good credit score?
760 and above
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What is Realistic?
"R" in SMART goals stands for this
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What is a Mutual Fund?
A portfolio of different stocks
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What is piecework?
Where you get paid according to the amount of work done
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To help create financial stability
Why is it important to have a budget?
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Paying your bills. (Paying on time every time is the best for your credit score, anything other than this hurts your credit score.)
What is one of the biggest influencing factors on your credit score?
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What is Time-Bound?
"T" in SMART goals stands for this
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What is a preferred stock?
A different class of stock that gives benefits over common stocks
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What is a salary?
A fixed amount of money paid to someone, typically an annual amount
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Research has shown that a good amount is 20% of your monthly income
What percent of your monthly income should you save?
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What is an easy way to build credit?
Buying things regularly using a credit card, and paying them off on time every time
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