FIN2100 Chapter 1: Personal Finance Basics and the Time Value of Money

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what is personal financial planning?

the process of managing your money for economic growth and satisfaction

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what are some advantages of personal financial planning?

increased effectiveness for financial resources, more control of finances, and more freedom from financial worries and issues

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what are the steps of the financial planning process

determine current financial status, develop financial goals, identify alternate courses of action, evaluate alternatives, create financial action plan, review and revise

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what is step 1 in the financial planning process?

determine your current financial situation

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what does step 1 of the financial planning process entail?

evaluating income and expenses, maintaining daily records, and matching goals with your future

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what is step 2 of the financial planning process?

develop financial goals

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what does step 2 of the financial planning process entail?

identify feelings towards money, determine basis of financial priorities, and separate needs vs wants

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what is step 3 of the financial planning process?

identify alternate courses of action

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what does step 3 of the financial planning process entail?

continue the same course of action, expanding the current situation, or picking a new course of action

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what is step 4 of the financial planning process?

evaluate your alternatives

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what does step 4 of the financial planning process entail?

thinking of the consequences of your choices, determining opportunity costs and trade-offs, and evaluating risks

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what is an opportunity cost?

what you give up for a financial opportunity

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what are the types of financial risks?

inflation, interest rate, income, personal, liquidity

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what is step 5 of the financial planning process?

create and implement your financial action plan

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what does step 5 of the financial planning process entail?

making an action plan for goals, and implementing it with the help of others

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what is step 6 of the financial planning process?

review and revise your plan

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what does step 6 of the financial planning process entail?

assessing plan periodically, reviewing frequently, and involving other decisions

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what are some influences on personal financial planning?

life situation, personal values, and the adult life cycle

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what is the financial system (diagram)

money flows from providers to financial intermediaries and markets to users, all through with funds

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what is economics?

the study of how wealth is created and distributed

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what are some global influences?

global economy fluctuation, competition between american companies and foreigners, and balance of exports and imports

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what is a trade deficit?

an affect to the value of the nation’s economy and the costs of items for consumers

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what are some economic indicators and personal financial decisions?

trade balance, GDP, consumer prices, spending, housing prices, stock market, unemployment, interest rates, and money supply

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what are some economic conditions?

consumer prices, inflation, consumer price index, deflation, consumer spending, and interest rates

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what is the rule of 72?

72 divided by the interest rate

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what is the consumer price index?

a measure of average prices consumers pay for goods and services

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what are the types of timing for financial goals?

short term (less than a year), intermediate (1-5 years), and long term (5+ years)

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what are some types of goals for different financial needs?

consumable-product goals, durable-product goals, and intangible-purchase goals

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what is the SMART guideline for goal-setting?

specific, measurable, action-oriented, realistic, time-based

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what is the balance of opportunity costs?

personal and financial opportunity costs vs financial acquisitions

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what is the formula for computing simple interest?

I = PRT, interest = principal amount in savings x rate of interest x time periodw

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what is future value?

the amount of savings one will have in the future based on interest and time

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what is compounding?

earning interest on previously earned interest

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what is present value?

the current value of a future amount with interest and time

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what does a financial plan entail?

a summary of the financial situation, an analysis of financial needs, and other financial activities

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how can you implement your financial plan?

track spending, have good insurance, and be informed of your taxes and investments