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Banking and Finance - Chapter 3
Banking and Finance - Chapter 3
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Chapter 3
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The price at which property would sell
net worth
liquid assets
deficit
market value
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The first step in planning a budget is
estimating income
listing fixed expenses
setting financial goals
budgeting for savings
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An example of a liquid asset is a
retirement account
house
bond
savings account
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An example of a current liability is
a mortgage
taxes
a car loan
a student loan
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The difference between the amount you own and the debts that you owe
market value
surplus
liabilities
net worth
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Extra money that can be spent or saved, depending on a person’s financial goals and values
liquid assets
surplus
liabilities
deficit
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The debts you owe
liquid assets
net worth
deficit
liabilities
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Your net worth goes up when you
spend more than you earn
withdraw money from your savings
borrow money to pay a deficit
pay off previous debts
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A cash flow statement gives you important feedback on your
net pay and gross pay
income and spending patterns
short-term and long-term debts
assets and liabilities
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The financial situation that occurs when more money is spent than is earned or received
liquid assets
surplus
liabilities
deficit
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A small, secure storage compartment that you can rent in a bank
safe-deposit box
money management
surplus
deficit
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A disadvantage of using a safe-deposit box for keeping financial documents is that it
cannot store canceled checks
can cost $100 a year to rent
fails to protect documents from fire
takes up too much space in your home
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A savings option many employers offer is
putting paycheck deductions in employees’ retirement funds
writing a check for employees’ savings accounts
paying interest on employees’ savings
sending employees’ children to college
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Planning how to get the most from your money
net worth
personal financial statement
discretionary income
money management
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One use of discretionary funds is spending on
groceries
transportation
medication
videos
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Provides info about an individual’s current financial position and a summary of income/spending
discretionary income
net worth
personal financial statement
money management
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A good budget has all the following characteristics EXCEPT
inaccessibility
practicality
flexibility
careful planning
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The money left after paying for the essentials, such as food, clothing, shelter, and medication
surplus
liquid assets
discretionary income
net worth
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An example of a variable expense is
electric bills
insurance premiums
cable television charges
bus fare to school or work
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Cash and items that can be quickly converted to cash
surplus
liquid assets
discretionary income
liabilities