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social security
provides retirement benefits and disability; must pay into the system for 40 quarters (10 years)
medicare
government health insurance plan that provides coverage for people aged 65+
affordable care act
law that governs medical care; you can’t be denied care if you have a pre-existing condition
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age limit to be on your parents healthcare
COBRA
allows you to stay on your previous employers healthcare for up to18 months or until you find a new provider; not free, often 100%-102% of premium
HSA
ira for healthcare; save money in a tax deferred account and no taxes are taken out if the money is withdrawn for healthcare; paid for by the individual
FSA
ira for healthcare; paid for by the employer; doesn’t roll over year to year
equity
ownership
price of the house goes up and you pay off your mortgage
two ways your equity goes up
conventional home loan
loan that is best for borrowers with good credit
jumbo loan
loan that’s best for borrowers buying large or expensive homes
government backed
a loan that doesn’t require 20% down because the government funds it
fixed rate mortgage
a loan that has the same interest rate the full length of the mortgage
adjustable rate mortgage
the lender is able to adjust the rate as interest rates fluctuate
PMI
pays the bank if you default; required of homeowners if they have less than 20% to put down; is .5%-2.25% of the mortgage; can me removed after you hit 20%
Refi
allows you to take advantage of lower rates; must pay off current mortgage and start a new one
28/36 rule
calculates how much debt an individual or a household should assume; your mortgage should be 28% or less of your monthly income