ExperianW-2FormPayYourselfFirstI –DebitCards$1,260Credit cards letusers borrow;unpaidbalancesaccrue interestand cost more.EquifaxBeneficiaryItemizedDeduction$789$35Diversification$43.25A –EnvelopeBudgetingFDIC6.2%1040Form50/30/20Banks receivedeposits, loanmoney, earninterest, andpay a portion todepositors.$1,061.20EnvelopeBudgetingCreditCardInsurancePremiumSavings:$1,133.33$1,260RentersInsurance$1,2133 CreditBureausWholeLifeInsuranceCreditLimitSimpleInterestSocialSecurityStockMarketHelps planspending,avoid debt,and save.(Answerswill vary)MinimumPaymentGrossPayCommissionC –SavingsAccountB –CheckingAccountNeeds:$2,833.34SchumerBoxZero-BasedBudgetNo$12/hourC – Zero-BasedBudgeting$460.38B –50/30/20BudgetingA standarddeduction is aset amount;itemized isbased on actualexpenses.A –CreditCardsCompoundInterestA W-2 showstotal wagesanddeductionsfor the year.RiskE –SimpleInterest$21perhourD – PayYourselfFirstBudgetingDeductible$2,208.33$947.93Yes,$1,500.00TransUnionTimeand aHalfInvestmentPortfolio$1,289$882$29,353.15NetPay$625$5,866.43;20%OnlineBank$4,500BalanceTransferStandardDeductionAutoInsurance$539.51CreditUnion8%LiabilityCoverageBanks are for-profit; creditunions aremember-ownedand nonprofit.$3,120APR$47145hoursYesEmergencyFundIdentityTheftG –OnlineBank50% needs,30% wants,20%savingsD –NationalBankF –FDICH –CompoundInterestTerm LifeInsuranceGross pay isbeforedeductions;net pay is afterdeductions.To takedepositsand makeloans29.7%Co-payWants:$1,700.00ExperianW-2FormPayYourselfFirstI –DebitCards$1,260Credit cards letusers borrow;unpaidbalancesaccrue interestand cost more.EquifaxBeneficiaryItemizedDeduction$789$35Diversification$43.25A –EnvelopeBudgetingFDIC6.2%1040Form50/30/20Banks receivedeposits, loanmoney, earninterest, andpay a portion todepositors.$1,061.20EnvelopeBudgetingCreditCardInsurancePremiumSavings:$1,133.33$1,260RentersInsurance$1,2133 CreditBureausWholeLifeInsuranceCreditLimitSimpleInterestSocialSecurityStockMarketHelps planspending,avoid debt,and save.(Answerswill vary)MinimumPaymentGrossPayCommissionC –SavingsAccountB –CheckingAccountNeeds:$2,833.34SchumerBoxZero-BasedBudgetNo$12/hourC – Zero-BasedBudgeting$460.38B –50/30/20BudgetingA standarddeduction is aset amount;itemized isbased on actualexpenses.A –CreditCardsCompoundInterestA W-2 showstotal wagesanddeductionsfor the year.RiskE –SimpleInterest$21perhourD – PayYourselfFirstBudgetingDeductible$2,208.33$947.93Yes,$1,500.00TransUnionTimeand aHalfInvestmentPortfolio$1,289$882$29,353.15NetPay$625$5,866.43;20%OnlineBank$4,500BalanceTransferStandardDeductionAutoInsurance$539.51CreditUnion8%LiabilityCoverageBanks are for-profit; creditunions aremember-ownedand nonprofit.$3,120APR$47145hoursYesEmergencyFundIdentityTheftG –OnlineBank50% needs,30% wants,20%savingsD –NationalBankF –FDICH –CompoundInterestTerm LifeInsuranceGross pay isbeforedeductions;net pay is afterdeductions.To takedepositsand makeloans29.7%Co-payWants:$1,700.00

Personal Finance Review - Call List

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  1. Experian
  2. W-2 Form
  3. Pay Yourself First
  4. I – Debit Cards
  5. $1,260
  6. Credit cards let users borrow; unpaid balances accrue interest and cost more.
  7. Equifax
  8. Beneficiary
  9. Itemized Deduction
  10. $789
  11. $35
  12. Diversification
  13. $43.25
  14. A – Envelope Budgeting
  15. FDIC
  16. 6.2%
  17. 1040 Form
  18. 50/30/20
  19. Banks receive deposits, loan money, earn interest, and pay a portion to depositors.
  20. $1,061.20
  21. Envelope Budgeting
  22. Credit Card
  23. Insurance Premium
  24. Savings: $1,133.33
  25. $1,260
  26. Renters Insurance
  27. $1,213
  28. 3 Credit Bureaus
  29. Whole Life Insurance
  30. Credit Limit
  31. Simple Interest
  32. Social Security
  33. Stock Market
  34. Helps plan spending, avoid debt, and save.
  35. (Answers will vary)
  36. Minimum Payment
  37. Gross Pay
  38. Commission
  39. C – Savings Account
  40. B – Checking Account
  41. Needs: $2,833.34
  42. Schumer Box
  43. Zero-Based Budget
  44. No
  45. $12/hour
  46. C – Zero-Based Budgeting
  47. $460.38
  48. B – 50/30/20 Budgeting
  49. A standard deduction is a set amount; itemized is based on actual expenses.
  50. A – Credit Cards
  51. Compound Interest
  52. A W-2 shows total wages and deductions for the year.
  53. Risk
  54. E – Simple Interest
  55. $21 per hour
  56. D – Pay Yourself First Budgeting
  57. Deductible
  58. $2,208.33
  59. $947.93
  60. Yes, $1,500.00
  61. TransUnion
  62. Time and a Half
  63. Investment Portfolio
  64. $1,289
  65. $882
  66. $29,353.15
  67. Net Pay
  68. $625
  69. $5,866.43; 20%
  70. Online Bank
  71. $4,500
  72. Balance Transfer
  73. Standard Deduction
  74. Auto Insurance
  75. $539.51
  76. Credit Union
  77. 8%
  78. Liability Coverage
  79. Banks are for-profit; credit unions are member-owned and nonprofit.
  80. $3,120
  81. APR
  82. $471
  83. 45 hours
  84. Yes
  85. Emergency Fund
  86. Identity Theft
  87. G – Online Bank
  88. 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% savings
  89. D – National Bank
  90. F – FDIC
  91. H – Compound Interest
  92. Term Life Insurance
  93. Gross pay is before deductions; net pay is after deductions.
  94. To take deposits and make loans
  95. 29.7%
  96. Co-pay
  97. Wants: $1,700.00