Unit 4 Vocabulary Review

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Unit 4 Vocabulary Review


Froggy Jumps Unit 4 Vocabulary ReviewVersión en línea Personal Finance por Cindy Sparks 1 Nonessential spending, or spending on wants rather than needs a Discretionary Spending b Financial Security c Savings 2 Having enough money to support your lifestyle, pay your bills, and be free of debt. a Discretionary Spending b Savings c Financial Security 3 Money set aside in a bank account or other financial account, available to be used on demand. a Bond b Withdraw c Savings 4 A consistent and intentional practice that prioritizes the deposit of some money into a savings account as a mandatory budget item. a Savings Plan b Certificate of Deposit c Liquidity 5 A way for a nation, state, city, or corporation to raise money a Certificate of Deposit b Bond c Emergency Fund 6 An account that pays a fixed interest rate on money that cannot be used for a set period of time. a Certificate of Deposit b Emergency Fund c Mature 7 Money set aside to cover expenses for an unpredictable situation a Liquidity b Mature c Emergency Fund 8 In financial terms, this described money that can easily be accessed without losing returns a Stock b Liquidity c Bond 9 When a bond or CD reaches its agreed upon time for payment of interest a Expire b Mature c End of term 10 A nonprofit organization that the IRS has approved as a tax-exempt, charitable organization a 501(c)3 b 401K c IRA 11 US government agency in charge of collecting taxes and enforcing tax laws a Social Security Department b National Treasury c IRS 12 An organization that does not earn profits for its owners, and instead, donates money received or donated to fund itself or tis goals. a Fortune 500 Company b Internal Revenue Service c Not-for-profit Organization 13 A term that refers to any savings for a taxpayer a Tax Benefit b Taxes Due c Tax Refund 14 An expense subtracted from gross income to reduce taxes paid a Tax Law b Tax Return c Tax Deduction 15 A retirement account offered by an employer for which and employee may dedicate part of their pre-tax salary a 401K b 501c c Savings Account 16 Interest you earn on your initial investment combined with the interest that has accumulated on that interest. a Simple Interest b Compound Interest c Down payment 17 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the independent federal agency insuring deposits in US banks. a FDIC b IRA c IRS 18 Traditional Individual Retirement Account, which allows you to deduct contributions pre-tax and pay taxes on your withdrawals later. a IRA b Savings Account c Bond 19 A kind of mutual fund that invests in highly liquid, near-term instruments a Roth b CD c Money Market 20 A type of investment that represents a loan made by an investor to a borrower a Bond b Money Market Mutual Fund c Roth 21 A type of investment that represents a fraction of ownership of a corporation a Stock b Bond c CD 22 The US national insurance health program for people over 65 years old a Medicare b Social Security c Retirement 23 A monthly income paid to Americans over age 62, funded by taxes paid while working a Medicare b Social Security c IRA

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Unit 4 Vocabulary ReviewVersión en línea

por Cindy Sparks

Nonessential spending, or spending on wants rather than needs

Having enough money to support your lifestyle, pay your bills, and be free of debt.

Money set aside in a bank account or other financial account, available to be used on demand.

A consistent and intentional practice that prioritizes the deposit of some money into a savings account as a mandatory budget item.

A way for a nation, state, city, or corporation to raise money

An account that pays a fixed interest rate on money that cannot be used for a set period of time.

Money set aside to cover expenses for an unpredictable situation

In financial terms, this described money that can easily be accessed without losing returns

When a bond or CD reaches its agreed upon time for payment of interest

A nonprofit organization that the IRS has approved as a tax-exempt, charitable organization

US government agency in charge of collecting taxes and enforcing tax laws

An organization that does not earn profits for its owners, and instead, donates money received or donated to fund itself or tis goals.

A term that refers to any savings for a taxpayer

An expense subtracted from gross income to reduce taxes paid

A retirement account offered by an employer for which and employee may dedicate part of their pre-tax salary

Interest you earn on your initial investment combined with the interest that has accumulated on that interest.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the independent federal agency insuring deposits in US banks.

Traditional Individual Retirement Account, which allows you to deduct contributions pre-tax and pay taxes on your withdrawals later.

A kind of mutual fund that invests in highly liquid, near-term instruments

A type of investment that represents a loan made by an investor to a borrower

A type of investment that represents a fraction of ownership of a corporation

The US national insurance health program for people over 65 years old

A monthly income paid to Americans over age 62, funded by taxes paid while working