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Investing is for... | long-term goals, less liquid, higher risk, possibly higher returns, building net worth/wealth. |
Saving is... | emergencies, limited risk, more liquid, low returns (0-4%), financial security, big purchases. |
Investing | The process of setting money aside to increase wealth over time for long-term financial goals such as retirement |
Investment | Assets purchased with the goal of providing additional income from the asset itself but has a risk of loss. |
Financial Literacy | The ability to understand and effectively use various financial skills such as personal finance management, budgeting, and investing. |
Personal Finance | All the financial decisions an individual family must make in order to earn, budget, save, invest, spend, and give money over time. |
Rule of 25 | Multiply your annual expenses by 25. This is what you'll need to retire. |
4% Rule | If you were to withdraw 4% of your retirement fund, that's a year's worth of expenses. |
Principal | The money that you originally invested. |
Simple Interest | Interest earned calculated using principal only. |
Accrued Interest | The interest that has been accumulated since the original investment but has not been paid out yet. |
Compound Interest | The interest on savings calculated on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest. |
Rule of 72 | 72 divided by the annual interest rate equals the years it will take to double |
Liquid Asset | An asset that can be easily bought or sold. Ex. cash, stocks, bonds, mutual/index funds. |
Debt Security | Financial assets that define the terms of a loan between an issuer (borrower) and an investor (lender). |
Equity Security | Financial assets that represent shares of a corporation. |
Stock | A security that represents part ownership or equity in a company (or companies). |
401k benefit one | Pre-tax account |
401k benefit two | investments grow tax defferred |
Traditional IRA one | money grows tax deferred contribution |
Traditional IRA two | taxed when withdrawn |
Roth IRA one | Money grows tax free |
Roth IRA two | not taxed if withdrawn |
Anything else? | Real estate- ownership of residential property |