Unit 6: Investment, Credit, Financial Protections

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Insurance

Is protection against loss and preparation for the unexpected

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Deductible

The amount of money required for policyholders to pay out of pocket before the insurance company is required to pay their coinsurance percentage.

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Premiums

The monthly cost to the policy holder to have the insurance policy. Premiums are not credited toward the plan deductible

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Coverage Limits

Max amount that your insurance will pay for a covered loss

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Renters Insurance

Protects the renter from loss due to theft, damage, or liability

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Homeowners Insurance

Protection for your home and its contents in case of fire, theft, tree falling, etc

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Umbrella Policy

Protects your assets if you are sued; an extra layer of liability protection if needed due to accident or injury when someone else is harmed.

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key factors that affect your fico score the most

1.Payment history

2.debt

3.Length of credit history

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5.Types of credit

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What is in your credit report?

  • Personal identification 

  • Public records

  • collections

  • Credit accounts

  • Requested credit files

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revolving credit

Open-ended credit account that can be used and paid repeadtly

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installment credit

A loan you make fixed payments on over a period of time

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someone sells your assets in order to pay your creditors

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a plan is put in place to pay back your creditors

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Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

it is the interest rate for a whole year, rather than just a monthly fee/rate, as applied on a loan, mortgage loan, credit card, etc.

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Compound Interest Rates

returns both principal and the interest you’ve already earned causing balance to grow at an accelerating rate

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Simple Interest Rates

 return only the original principal so you earn the exact amount every period

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Fixed Interest Rates

a rate that stays constant throughout the entire term of the loan

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Variable Interest Rates

a rate that can change over time based on market conditions

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Real Returns

increase in your purchasing power, measures how much more G&S you can buy after accounting for inflation

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Nominal Returns

the percentage increase in the dollar amount investment without accounting for inflation

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Certificates of deposit

Very safe, but instant access carries a penalty

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Bonds

Lending money to a corporation or government with a promise of higher returns than those offered by bank and savings accounts and CD’s

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Better Business Bureau

rates business’s based on their ethics and performance

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Fair credit reporting act

regulates how credit reporting agencies collect and use consumers credit information.

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fair debt collections practices act

protects consumers from abusive/harassing debt collection practices

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Dodd-frank act

prevents excessive risk taking and holds Wall Street accountable, enforces rules of the financial marketplace, supervises and enforces consumer finaical law

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securities act of 1933

requires public companies to register with sec and submit annual financial statements

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federal trade commission

enforces consumer protection and antitrust laws, investigate and prevents unfair business practices