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9-Weeks Review
Financial Technoloogy 9-Weeks Review
Question | Answer |
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Necessary for physical survival | basic needs |
Not necessary for physical survival | life-enhancing wants |
Teenagers and sports watchers are examples of | target markets |
Item marked down to draw in customers | loss leader |
To convince one to buy a specific good | product advertising |
To promote the image of a store | company advertising |
Promotion of a general product group | industry advertising |
Specific set of consumers | target market |
Using uneven numbers when setting prices so consumers believe they are getting a bargain | odd number pricing |
Protects your health and billing information | HIPPA |
Protects investors and oversees securities market | SEC |
Prevents the selling of mislabeled foods, drugs, etc. | FDA |
Requires warning labels be visible on products | cigarette labeling and advertising act |
Restricts unfair methods of competition | FTC |
Based on estimated cash inflows and outflows | budget |
Debts | liabilities |
Costs that do not change | fixed expenses |
money or things you own | assets |
Costs that can go up and down | variable expenses |
Difference between planned income or spending and actual income or spending | variance |
Offer financing for the purchase of a new vehicle | new car dealers |
Title fees and sales tax are paid only at the time the vehicle is | purchased |
Factors to consider when choosing between a new or used vehicle | cost, depreciation, and repairs |
Deciding where to live will depend on | finances |
loss in value of a vehicle | depreciation |
unique number for a vehicle | VIN |
A source for checking the history of a used vehicle | CARFAX |
When signing a lease, one is expected to stay for | entire term |
It is lawful for one to deny rent based on | employment, credit rating, and rental experience |
When vacating a rental, how many days notice is one to give? | 30 days |
Legal demand that a tenant move out | eviction |
owner of the property | landlord |
renter of the property | tenant |
A written agreement to rent property which states a specified length of rental | lease |
Using another's property for a fee | renting |
To increase in value | appreciate |
The two types of mortgages are | fixed rate and adjustable rate |
Costs paid when a real estate transaction is complete | closing costs |
Check not honored by the bank due to non-sufficient funds | bounced check |
Monthly payments should not exceed what percentage of one's take home pay | 25-35% |
Used to access an account; like a password | PIN |
Expressed interest in entering into a contract | offer |
Adjusting the checkbook register and bank statement balances | bank reconciliation |
Formal agreement to the terms of an offer | acceptance |
Used at an ATM | ATM card |
Interest rates do not change during the term of the loan | fixed rate loan |
Interest rates change in response to the economy | adjustable rate loan |
Tool used to track check, withdrawals, deposits, etc. | checkbook register |
Money added to an account | deposit |
Written order to pay stated amount to stated person or business | check |
Person who can be claimed on tax return | dependent |
The more exemptions the | less tax |
Used by employees to list exemptions and tax withholdings | W-4 |
Pay for each hour worked | wage |
Pay for each month or year worked | salary |
Percentage of sales paid to salesperson | commission |
Amount of check after deductions | net pay |
Deductions required by law | federal income tax, social security, medicare |
Voluntary deductions | health insurance, life insurance, retirement plan |
Total salary or wages earned | gross pay |
Reports worker's taxable income for year | W-2 |
Provides a death benefit and builds cash value | permanent life insurance |
Patients choose doctors from approved list | preferred provider organization |
Protects you if someone is injured on your property | personal liability |
Provides portion of pay for up to 2 years due to injury or illness | short term disability |
Price paid for insurance coverage | premium |
Amount one must pay before insurance will pay | deductible |
Ability to borrow money and pay it back later | credit |
Credit to be paid off in a set period of time | installment credit |
Fee for violating terms of credit agreement | penalty |
Procedure to relieve someone of excessive debt | bankruptcy |
Getting one loan with a single monthly payment to pay off all debt | debt consolidation |
Account one can charge repeatedly up to a maximum limit | revolving credit |