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Unit 1: Finance

TermDefinition
income Money that you earn from working or gain from investments. Can include salaries, wages, interests and dividends.
mortgage house payment
lender an individual, bank, or company who loans money
wage, salary terms for one's work-related financial earnings
budget a plan for spending and saving one's income
expenses financial obligations, such as bills; money you spend on a good or service.
savings Money that is set aside for later use, often for a large purchase or an emergency.
debt the money borrowed (but has not been repaid) from when you have spent more than you have; the state of owing money
credit Buying something now and paying for it (plus interest) later; a loan.
Credit Card a small plastic card issued by a bank, allowing a person to purchase goods or services on credit
loan a sum of money given for designated period of time which must be repaid
Savings Account A bank account used to set aside money for future use. Has a slightly higher interest rate. More difficult to access.
Investing Putting money to use in something that offers potentially profitable returns. When you use money to make money!
Checking Account An account used to pay for day to day items.
Debit Card Plastic card used to access money in a checking account. Money for the purchase is immediately transferred from your account to the seller.
Personal Finance how you manage your money
Spending Trading money in exchange for goods or services.
Interest A fee paid for the use of borrowing money. The cost of borrowing money.
commission money earned as a percentage of a sale or service
minimum wage the lowest wage permitted by law; in the U.S., $7.25 an hour
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