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Consumer Skills
the knowledge and skills people use to make smart decisions about purchasing goods and services

Product Pricing
the process of determining the appropriate price for a product, taking into account costs and what customers are willing to pay

Unit Price
the price for a single unit of measure

Consumer Spending
the total money spent by households on goods and services over a period of time

Discretionary Spending
pays for our wants - lifestyle, entertainment, comfort

Impulse Buying
frequent, unplanned purchases that are driven by emotions (EMOTIONAL BUYING)

Comparison Shopping
comparing prices and features of a product to find the best value (RATIONAL BUYING)

Target Market
a group of people identified as potential customers for a product or service

The Marketing Mix
Product
Place
Price
Promotion
People

Advertising
products or services are promoted

Consumer Bill of Rights
Right to be informed
Right to safety
Right to choose
Right to be heard
Right to service
Right to have problems corrected
Right to consumer education
Right to a healthy environment

Consumer Protection
the laws and organizations that ensure the rights of consumers

Federal Trade Commission
federal agency that protects consumers and ensures fair competition

The Better Business Bureau
nonprofit organization that helps consumers find businesses and charities they can trust

Contract
a legally binding agreement between two or more parties

Leasing
renting a product - lease grantor has ownership

Tenant
person who rents the property

Landlord
person who owns the property

Security Deposit
money paid to landlord to cover possible damage and cleaning costs

Rent
price paid for the use of someone else’s property

Renter’s Insurance
covers damage and loss of personal property and liability in a rental home

Eviction
the court orders the tenant to leave the property where they reside

Mortgage
a secured loan used for buying property

Down Payment
portion of purchase price of a property that is not borrowed

Closing Costs
fees and charges you pay when you purchase a property

Equity
the difference between the market value of a property and the amount you owe on the mortgage

Default
failure to repay a loan

Foreclosure
the bank takes possession of a property when the borrower fails to make mortgage payments

Depreciation
the decrease in the value of a property over time

Financial Record Keeping
keeping and organizing your financial documents

Identity Theft
the unauthorized use of someone else's personal information

Consumer Fraud
deceptive practices to get financial gain from consumers