CREDIT SCORES CREDIT CARDS CHECKING ACCOUNTS AND BANKS INVESTING BUDGETING AND FINANCIAL PLANNING
100
Creditors, usually on a monthly basis.
Where do credit agencies or bureaus get their information and how often are they reported to?
100
"The ability of a customer to obtain goods or services before payment, based on the trust that payment will be made in the future."
What is credit?
100
The banks lend money to customers at a higher rate than they pay to depositors or than they borrow it.
How do banks make money?
100
A loan to a government or corporation with you as the lender.
What is a bond?
100
You need to know what your goals are so you can ensure that you are setting aside the right amount of money every month.
Why is it important to set financial goals?
200
A numeric summary of the information in your credit report and is formulated to predict the risk you will not repay what you borrowed.
What is a credit score?
200
A revolving loan.
What type of loan is a credit card?
200
An establishment for the custody, loan, exchange, or issue of money, for the extension of credit, and for facilitating the transmission of funds.

Commercial banks are mainly concerned with managing withdrawals and deposits as well as supplying short-ter
What is a bank?
200
"Money paid regularly at a particular rate for the use of money lent, or for delaying the repayment of a debt."
What is interest?
200
An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time.
What is a budget?
300
300-850. The higher score indicates less risk. You want a high score!
What is the range of credit scores and what do they indicate?
300
1. Your amount owed can grow rapidly if you don't pay more than the minimum amount owed each month.
2. If you are unable to pay your minimum payment, you will be charged late fees. If you are continually unable to pay, your debt will be sent to a collect
What happens if you mismanage a credit card?
300
A check register is your personal record of your checking account. It’s a good idea to use your check register as a backup system even if you trust that your bank is keeping track of things for you. It can also prevent you from "bouncing" a check.
What is a check register and why is it important?
300
A share of stock represents a percentage of ownership in a corporation.
What is stock?
300
Possible answers:
Pay off a credit card or loan
Create an emergency fund
Contribute to a retirement plan
Save for a down payment on a home
Save up for a large purchase such as a car
Set aside money for trav
List at least 4 financial goals you may have in your life.
400
If you make a late payment, your score will take a hit. The more recent, frequent, and severe the lateness, the lower your score.
Why is your payment history important?
400
1. Low interest rates
2. High capacity
3. No annual fees
4. A fixed rate
What should you look for when shopping for a credit card?
400
Do not overdraw on your account. You can avoid this with overdraft protection and keeping track of your account with a check ledger or register.
How do you keep your account in good standing?
400
An investment program funded by shareholders that trades in diversified holdings and is professionally managed.
What is a mutual fund?
400
1. Where am I today?
2. Where would I like to be?
3. Can I get there?
4. How do I get there?
5. How do I stay on track?
What questions do you ask when setting financial goals?
500
Payment history
Amounts owed
Length of credit history
New credit
Types of credit used
List and define the 5 factors used to calculate your credit score.
500
1. Only charge the amount you can afford to repay when the bill comes due.
2. Know your due dates, and always pay on time. 3. Late payments can be reflected on your credit report and lower your score.
4. If you have debt now, repay it as quickly as possib
How do you manage a credit card? List three ways you can act responsibly when using a credit card.
500
"Balancing your checkbook each month is essential to managing your money. It helps you to make sure that your records and the bank's records agree with each other. It allows you to correct any mistakes you or your bank have made over the month. You can do
What is "balancing" your checkbook and why does it need to occur?
500
Your money earns money:

1. Beat inflation
2. Meet financial goals, like saving for a home or retirement.
Why should you invest your money?
500
A grouping of financial assets such as stocks, bonds and cash equivalents held directly by investors and/or managed by financial professionals.

You should consider your investment horizon and your risk tolerance.

Industry specific or diversification are
What is a portfolio? What should be considered when creating an investment portfolio? What are some investment strategies?






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