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FACS 350 Final Exam -Liberty University
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What is an ESCROW
A monthly repayment of property taxes and homeowner’s insurance
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The first step in the home buying process is to what
figuring out what you can afford
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3
What advantage do you get if you pay off your home mortgage
a guarantee rate of return on your investment
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What is refinancing
replacing an existing mortgage by obtaining anew one that repays the old one
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What are down payments
20% payment on the house
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What is a home mortgage
a debt instrument secured for your home
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What are closing costs
fees paid at the settlement date by the buyer or the seller
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The term points on a mortgage refers to what
refers to a fee charged by the lender to obtain a specific interest rate
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Why is leasing not a good financial arrangement for the buyer
the dealer builds the profit
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What is a Carfax repot
history report of a car
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How does the envelop system work
budget with cash in enveloped categories
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What is discretionary spending
spending that can be changed or adjusted as necessary
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13
What is Obama Care
federal statute in 2020 to increase insurance quality, affordability, and availability
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What is insurance premium
the monthly fixed amount you pay for your insurance whether you use it or not
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2 common costs of all types of insurance
premiums and deductibles
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What is health insurance annual deductible
what the individual pays each year before the insurance pays anything
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What is tax avoidance
planning wisely to pay your share of taxes but no more than that
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Use Tax
**a form of sales tax that you must pay for goods and services you intend** to use in a state where you'd normally pay sales tax
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Tax Avoidance
An action taken to lessen tax liability and maximize after-tax income
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Tax Evasion
an illegal activity in which a person or entity deliberately avoids paying a true tax liability
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21
Charitable contributions will be a tax deduction if you -----
itemize
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1099
a collection of tax forms documenting different types of payments made by an individual or a business that typically isn't your employer.
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23
Keep good records to reduce ------ -----
tax costs
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student loan interest can be a----- ------
tax deduction
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tax exemption
**fed and state governments exempt organizations from income tax entirely when it serves the public**, such as charities
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26
financial problems due to poor planning or economic downturns can make you work -----
longer
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27
whole life insurance
is for your whole life and builds a cash value.
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review the career planning chapter in your book (most of this is common knowledge)
okay?? i wont be but thanks ig
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annual out of pocket maximum for medical
the most that you'll have to pay for covered medical services in a given year
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coinsurance
the amount you pay for covered health care after you meet your deductible
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health insurance premium
The amount you pay for your health insurance every month
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deductible
The amount you pay for care or a loss before the insurance company starts to pay its share
General rule = lower the deductible, the higher the premium
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For a young adult with no dependents, which type of insurance would likely be the most valuable?
disability
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34
What is a cafeteria plan?
A plan that allows you to choose benefits that best fit your needs.
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