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Managing Personal Fi Test

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credit rating
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overdraft
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deductible
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securities
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dividend
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premium
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co-payment
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policyholder
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cash value
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interest
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certified check
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reconciling
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credit
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bond
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collateral
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preferred provider organization (PPO)
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finance charges
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annual percentage rate (APR)
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credit contract
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An amount that a policyholder must pay before his or her insurance company will pay on a claim.
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A fixed fee paid by a policyholder for certain insured items or services.
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A check written when there is not enough money in a checking account to cover it.
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Something of value a person owns that he or she pledges to a creditor as security for a loan.
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A creditor’s evaluation of a person’s ability to repay debts.
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A distribution of a company’s profits to a stockholder.
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Proof of debt or ownership of a company or government, often in the form of stocks or bonds.
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A regular payment made for an insurance policy.
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A certificate that represents a promise by a company or government to repay a loan on a given date.
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The price a borrower pays a creditor for the use of money over a period of time.
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A legally binding agreement between creditor and borrower that details the terms of repayment.
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A check drawn on a financial institution’s own funds and signed by an officer of the institution.
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The amount a policyholder can collect if he or she decides to give up a whole-life insurance policy.
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A person who has an insurance policy.
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The total amount a borrower must pay a creditor for the use of credit. These charges include interest, service charges, and any other fees.
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The actual percentage rate of interest paid for an entire year.
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A group of doctors and medical facilities that contract to provide services at reduced rates.
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A group of securities purchased by a mutual fund for an investor.
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The process of comparing the account statement to your check stubs or register to make sure they match.
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An arrangement that allows consumers to buy goods or services now and pay for them later.
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A certificate that represents ownership of a small portion of a company.
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The amount a policyholder can borrow from an insurance company using the cash value of a whole life insurance policy as collateral.
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Term to describe money invested in many different stocks and bonds, so decreases in some are offset by increases in others.
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A type of savings account that pays a set rate of interest on money that is deposited for a set period of time.
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A person who gives credit to consumers and to whom debts are owed.
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The degree to which a person will be able to get cash quickly from a savings account or financial investment.
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Signing the back, left end of a check before cashing or depositing it.
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A group of many investments purchased by a company representing many investors.
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An insurance contract.
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An insurance policy provision that requires the policyholder to pay a certain percentage of medical costs.

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