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Personal Finance

DefinitionTerm
Money earned as a percentage of a sale or service Commission
Money received from work, investments, or other financial support Income
The lowest wage permitted by law Minimum Wage
House payment Mortgage
Terms for one’s work-related financial earnings Salary, Wage
A plan for spending and saving one’s income Budget
Financial obligations, such as bills Expenses
Money set aside for later use or in case of emergencies Savings
A loan of money with the promise to pay it back later Credit
A percentage of a borrowed sum of money which must be paid in addition to the repayment of the loan itself (can be good or bad) Interest
An individual, bank, or company who loans money Lender
Money which one has on-hand that can be freely spent Liquid
A sum of money given for designated period of time which must be repaid Loan
Money owed to another person or business Debt
A card that allows you to borrow money from a lender with a promise to pay the money back later Credit Card
A card that takes the money directly out of your banking account Debit Card
Putting money aside for a purchase made between 0-2 years in the future (example: Bike) Short-Term Savings
Putting money aside for a purchase made between 3-10 years in the future (example: College) Medium-Term Savings
Putting money aside for a purchase made after 10 years in the future (example: Retirement) Long-Term Savings
Money remaining after deduction of taxes and other mandatory charges, available to be spent or saved as one wishes Disposable Income
To give money to a company or person in hopes of earning a profit. Risky and does not always work Investing
costs that occur each period and the amounts do not change from one period to the next (e.g. rent or mortgage payment) fixed expense
costs that occur each period and the amounts change from one period to the next (e.g. groceries) variable expense
costs that do not occur on a consistent basis (e.g. car maintenance) irregular expense
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