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Ideal Financial Foundation Timeline by Age
Age 16-18: Create a checking account & save 3-6 months of expenses. Anytime: Create a savings account (save 10%). Age 22-25: Start retirement accounts (10%). Age 30+: Invest in stocks.
FDIC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; insures bank account deposits up to $250k per depositor, per insured bank.
Major Stock Market Indexes/Exchanges
Dow Jones, 2. NYSE (New York Stock Exchange), 3. Nasdaq, 4. S&P 500
Mutual Fund
A collection of diversified investments (stocks, bonds) that spread out risk.
FICA
Consists of Social Security + Medicare taxes. (Takes 7.65% of gross income)
Overtime Calculation
Hours worked over 40 in a week are compensated at a higher rate, usually Time-and-a-Half.
Vested
The percentage of employer's retirement contributions you can keep if you leave, based on tenure.
Net Worth Formula
Assets minus Liabilities.
Tax Deductions (Standard vs. Itemized)
Compare both to choose the higher deduction value; lowers taxable income.
C.D. (Certificate of Deposit)
Fixed term with penalties for early withdrawal.
M.M.A. (Money Market Account)
Liquid savings account requiring higher balance for better rates.
Bonds
Lending money to government/business for fixed return.
Stocks
Represents ownership in a business.
Bull Market
Market is rising; time to sell.
Bear Market
Market is falling; time to buy.
Gross Pay
Earnings before deductions.
Net Pay
Earnings after deductions.
Roth Account
Money taxed before contribution (tax-free withdrawals).
Traditional IRA
Pre-tax money (taxed upon withdrawal).
401(k
retirement accounts for-profit businesses
403(b) Account
retirement account for non-profits
Fixed Expenses
Fixed: Costs that remain the same monthly (e.g., rent).
Variable Expenses
Variable: Costs that fluctuate (e.g., utilities).
reserve fund
emergency/long term funds saving 3-6 month of expenses
Pay yourself first
Save for urself 10% to put into savings