EverFi - Comprehensive

______ is a payroll deduction collected by employers and sent to the state government.

Which of the following would likely result in higher auto insurance premiums?

Which of the following is NOT required by law?

_______ insurance pays a lump sum to the named beneficiary when the insured person dies.

________ provides guaranteed retirement payments for enrolled workers beginning at age 65.

A _____ rate is an interest rate that does not change over time.

The $25-$35 you pay at each doctor visit is called a...

A ________ degree is typically awarded by a university after 4 years of coursework.

A ______ is an expense which a taxpayer can deduct from gross income when figuring taxes owed.

These grant money to college students which does NOT have to be repaid.

______ is buying several different investment alternatives to spread the risk of investing.

__________ assets INCREASE in value over time.

_____ insurance covers the loss of a tenant's personal property as a result of damage or theft.

A _______ is a managed pool of money from many investors.

_______ lenders offer cash loans at high interest with balance due at borrower's next paycheck.

A _____ is a contract granting occupation of property during a time period for a set price.

A ______ is an abbreviation used to identify publicly traded companies in the stock market.

_______ is a sum paid or charged for the use of money or for borrowing money.

________ is the earnings on an investment stated as a percentage of the amount invested.

FICO scores can range anywhere from...

A _____ number is the 9 digit code on a check which identifies the bank used.

When the stock market is on the rise for a period of time, it's called a...

When the stock market is generally falling, it's called a...

A loan to purchase a home is called a...

A ________ is a very safe investment, but almost always pays a very low interest rate.

_________ is a measure of the ease with which an asset can be converted into cash.

A volatile stock is one that...

A corporation pays ________ to stockholders to share profits and encourage investment.

Your monthly payment to an insurance company is known as a...

The maximum balance you can carry on a credit card is known as...

The amount of an expense the insured must pay before the insurance company starts to pay.

A(n) ______ degree is granted after two years of study at a junior college.

A ______ is a need-based federal student aid grant ranging from $200-$3750 annually.

An amount your landlord will likely take from you up front to cover any possible damages.

With a _________ student loan, the government pays the interest while you're still in school.

When you buy things with a ______, the money is automatically taken from your checking account.

_______ is when scammers use fake emails & websites to trick people into giving up information.

______ taxes apply to profits made on the sale of stocks or real estate.

_______ is when a bank takes possession of a house because the owners don't make payments.

The Rule of 72 is an easy way to see how long it will take an investment to ______.

A ______ Loan is a student loan offered to college students to help finance their education.

This type of insurance coverage will help replace your income if you are hurt and can't work.

The three credit bureaus are Equifax, Experian, and...

______ tax is applied to merchandise or services purchased.

A(n) _________ degree takes most people 1-2 years in addition to a 4-year degree.

A ________ is a certificate of ownership in a corporation.

The complete record of your credit performance is known as your...

_______ interest is applied to your principal investment PLUS the interest already accrued.

A _________ is the least amount you can pay on a credit card to avoid high late fees.

__________ is a universal application for college financial aid.