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Financial Literacy

TermDefinition
the part of the home you own equity
money paid upfront when buying a house down payment
a loan used to but a house mortgage
monthly payment to live in a place you do not own rent
costs for repairs and upkeep of a property maintenance
protection from unsafe products right to safety
access to truthful information about products right to be informed
access to a variety of products at fair prices right to choose
ability to voice complaints and concerns right to be heard
a number showing how likely you are to repay loans credit score
a record of your borrowing history and payments credit report
record of on-time and late payments payment history
percent of available credit you are using credit utilization
credit check when applying for new credit hard injury
a plan for how you spend and save your money budget
costs that don't change monthly fixed expenses
costs that change variable expenses
savings for unexpected costs emergency fund
money left after taxes and fixed expenses discretionary income
the original amount barrowed principal
the cost of borrowing money interest
interest on the original loan amount only simple interest
interest on both principal and past interest compound interest
true yearly barrowing cost APR (Annual Percentage Rate)
the amount you pay each month to keep insurance coverage premium
the amount you must pay before insurance starts covering costs deductible
a small, fixed amount for services like doctor visits co-pay
the percentage you pay after meeting your deductible co-insurance
the most you'll pay in a year before insurance covers 100% out-of-pocket maximum
covers damage or injury you cause to others liability insurance
covers your car if you crash into something collision coverage
covers your car from theft, fire, or natural disasters comprehensive coverage
the published cost of college before aid sticker price
the real cost after scholarships and grants net price
money for college you don't repay grant
money for college you earn scholarship
money borrowed for school that must be paid back with interest student loan
a savings plan with tax benefits for education 529 plan
total pay before any deductions gross pay
the money you actually take home after deductions net pay
federal taxes for social security and Medicare FICA
totals of earnings and deductions so far this year YTD (year to date)
money taken from your paycheck for taxes and benefits withholding
a retirement plan through your job with tax benefits 401(K)
individual retirement account with tax advantages IRA
you pay taxes now but withdrawals later are tax free Roth IRA
a collection of many investments managed together mutual fund
spreading out money across different investments to reduce risk diversification
for daily spending and paying bills checking account
for saving money safely, earns some interest savings account
how much you earn in a year with interest APY (annual percentage yield)
savings account the locks money for a set amount of time with higher interest CD (certificate of Deposit)
savings account with higher interest and limited check writing money market account
sending money directly between people using apps P2P (peer to peer) payment
the unique name used to identify an account in a payment app handle/username
using fingerprint or face ID to unlock an app or approve a payment biometric authentication
trick used to steal money or personal information fraud/scam
transaction that is reversed- often limited to P2P apps compared to credit cards reversal/chargeback
controls that limit who can see you transactions or profile information privacy settings
gross income
adjusted gross income
taxable income
Created by: gabbyocmondSMHS
 

 



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