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Advantage of renting a home

Renters avoid maintenance costs, unlike homeowners who handle repairs.

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Percentage of Americans owning homes

About 64%.

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Example of a non-liquid investment

A home. Homes are non-liquid because they cannot be quickly converted to cash without significant time or cost.

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Home ownership vs renting cost

Home ownership is cheaper than renting in the long term. Over time, owning a home builds equity and avoids rent increases, unlike renting.

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Loan terms for cars

Loan terms for cars can be as long as 72 months. Car loans can extend up to 6 years.

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Description of a liquid asset

Easily converted into cash. Liquid assets, like checking accounts, can be quickly accessed, unlike homes or retirement funds.

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Circumstances for losing money on a home

Bought in a small town just before the town's top employer closes. This can decrease property values due to economic decline.

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Disadvantage of credit unions

More credit card awards. Credit unions typically offer superior service, higher interest on deposits, and lower fees, but not more credit card rewards.

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Bank account type with fees

Checking. These fees are commonly associated with checking accounts.

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Reason for investing money

To earn interest. Investments generate returns through interest, dividends, or capital gains.

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Miracle of compounding interest

Tiny amounts can grow to large sums given enough time. Compounding allows earnings to generate more earnings over time.

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Percentage of Americans believing they will retire by age 65

29%.

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Common retirement account in public sector

Pensions. Public sector jobs often provide pensions, unlike private sector reliance on 401(k)s.

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Meaning of 'fixed' income for retirees

It doesn't really go up. Fixed income, like pensions, remains stable but may not adjust with inflation.

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Greatest risk expense for retirees

Medical expenses. These can be unpredictable and significant in retirement.

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Suzy's financial decision

Pay off the credit card first, then use the excess for an IRA. High-interest debt costs more than potential investment returns.

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Aaron's retirement account choice

401(k). Employer matching doubles contributions, unlike a Roth IRA, which offers flexibility but no match.

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Johnny's financial decision

Pay the car payment. Missing payments incurs late fees and hurts credit scores, prioritizing debt over entertainment.

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Hillary's spending advice

Devote it to an emergency fund, then an IRA. Savings protect against emergencies, and retirement savings ensure long-term security.

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Bank statement category for checks

Debits. Debits reflect money withdrawn, like checks.

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Wages deposited into checking account

Your net income will appear as a credit. Net income (after deductions) is credited to the account.