economics ch 8.1-8.3a

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Saving

leads to wealth and prosperity for a family/nation

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More savings

leads to more financial security

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The grasshopper and the ant

Fable written by jean de la fontaine

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The grasshopper

didn't work or save during summer; in the winter, she was not prepared

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The ant

was hard-working and ready for winter

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Investment

Commitment of current resources in expectation of future profit

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“The ant and the grain”

fable by Leonardo DaVinci; example of investment

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Planting a grain or a seed now

will lead to crops in the future

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Private sector

Most savings in America come from this sector

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Research and development

invested in by businesses

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Saver

the person who puts their money in the bank

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Creditor

the bank that takes the money and lends it to another

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Debtor

the one who borrows the money from the bank/saver

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Inflation

caused by the printing of excess money

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Checking account

also called a transaction account

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Transaction account

allows checks or debit withdrawals to occur up to the amount in the account

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Check

a written order that authorizes a bank to withdraw money from an account

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Savings account

only allows limited transactions; allows an account owner to earn interest

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Certificate of Deposit (CD)

an account that guarantees a set interest rate and a specific maturity date

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Money market account

allows limited transactions and pays an interest rate that changes with the demand for the loan when there is a certain amount of money in the account

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Federal deposit insurance Corp. (FDIC)

insures bank accounts up to $250,000

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to gain interest or dividends

this desire is the incentive to save

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The anticipation of a reward

prevents money from being spent in the present

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Insurance
contract between two parties in which one party protects the other against certain types of loss in exchange for payments called premiums
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Pension plan
an arrangement provided by an individual’s employer for the intent of providing for the employee’s retirement from work
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Defined benefit plan
promises to pay a certain amount per month after retirement based on salary and length of service
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Defined contribution plan
both employer and employee contribute to retirement; not a promised amount (ex. 401k)
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Extended warranty
insurance for repairs or replacement of a certain item
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Collateral
something of value a lender can claim in the event of non-payment
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Homeowners insurance
required if a person takes out a loan to buy a house; in the case of non-payment, the bank forecloses to recover the balance of mortgage
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Foreclosure
bank sells home or property
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Premium
the amount that one pays for a policy
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2010 affordable care act (ACA)
example of healthcare insurance
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