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Finance ch 3

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What causes you to have money is that you ___ some of it. Kept
Murphy's Law: If it can go ___, it will. Wrong
Saving is ___ a part of your budget. Always
In America, nearly 8 out of 10 families live ___ to paycheck. Paycheck
You will have a financial ___ at some point in your life. Emergency
The first reason to save money is to build your ___ fund. Emergency
The second reason to save money is for ___ purchases. Large
The third reason to save money is for ___ building. Wealth
Start saving while you're ___. Young
What is an Emergency Fund? Money you save to cover the cost for emergencies when they happen, like replacing a lost cell phone or paying a car insurance deductible.
The First Foundation: Save a ___ emergency fund. $500
An emergency is an ___ expense. Unexpected
Money comes from ___. Work
An emergency funs turns a crisis into an ___. Inconvenience
Save up and pay for things with ___. Cash
Avoid ___ payments for life. Car
In you invested ___ per month in mutual funds from age 25 to 65, you could have $3.6 million in a mutual fund. #554
What is the Third Foundation? Pay cash for your car.
Interest Rate The percentage of principal charged by the lender for the use of its money.
Accured Interest The amount of interest charged on a debt but not yet collected; interest accumulates from the date a loan is issued.
$100 ___ per month from age 25 to 65, at 11% interest, is $1,176,000. invested
48% of Americans have less than $10,000 saved for ___. Retirement
Adults devise a plan and follow it. Children do what ___ good. Feels
Self-discipline will lead to a high ___ of life. Quality
The power of ___ interest says to get started acs soon as you can. Compound
What is the Fourth Foundation? Paying cash for college.
What is the Fifth Foundation? Building wealth and giving.
Compound Growth The average rate of growth for an investment over time, often expressed as an annual figure.
Everyday people can build ___. Wealth
You need a ___ to become a millionaire. Plan
To build wealth and become a millionaire, you need two things: ___ and time. Consistency
When you reach the Fifth Foundation, make wealth building part of your ___ budget Monthly
If you invest ___, you'll have nothing. Nothing
Invest consistently over time so that compound interest ___ compound growth. Creates
Compound Interest Interest paid on interest previously earned.
Principal The initial amount of money invested or borrowed.
Inflation The persistent rise in the cost of goods and services over time.
The Value of Money The concept than an amount of money is worth more today than in the future due to earning potential.
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