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chapter 3

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Definition
Market value   The price at which property could be sold  
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Personal financial statements   Documents that provide information about your current financial position and present a summary of your income and spending  
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Surplus   Extra money that can be spent or saved  
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Net worth   The difference between the amount you own and the debts you owe. This also goes up when you pay off previous debts.  
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deficit   The situation that occurs if a person spends more money than he or she receives.  
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Money management   The method of planning how to get the most from you money  
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Current liability   The debts that you owe  
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Liquid assets   Cash and items that can be quickly converted to cash.  
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Discretionary income   The money left over after essentials are paid for.  
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Safe-deposit box   A small, secure storage compartment that can be rented in a bank- can sometimes cost $100 to rent.  
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Cash flow statement   This shows important feedback on your incomes and spending patterns.  
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Liabilities   An example of this would be taxes.  
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Variable expense   An example of this would be an electric bill  
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Setting goals   This is the first step in planning a budget.  
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A deficit is when more money is spent than is earned or received.   TRUE  
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A home fire safe-box is a good way to protect an important document from theft.   TRUE  
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A measure of the changes in prices for commercially purchased goods and services is called the consumer price index.   TRUE  
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A telephone bill is a liability.   TRUE  
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Insolvency happens when the total of your liabilities is greater than your assets.   TRUE  
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Real estate is an example of a liquid asset.   TRUE  
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Take home pay is equal to your salary.   FALSE  
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The title to your car is an example of a personal financial document.   TRUE  
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The total of your fixed and variable expenses is your cash flow.   TRUE  
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You should include bonuses you might get at work when you estimate your income.   FALSE  
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