avid finance Flashcards

(18 cards)

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What is salary?

A

Compensation received by an employee for their work

Salary is typically expressed as an annual figure.

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Define gross income.

A

Total earnings before any deductions

Includes wages, bonuses, and other sources of income.

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What is net income?

A

Earnings after all deductions have been made

Often referred to as take-home pay.

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4
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What is the minimum wage?

A

Lowest legal hourly pay for workers

Varies by location and is subject to change.

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5
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What does overtime refer to?

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Hours worked beyond the standard workweek

Typically paid at a higher rate than regular hours.

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What is the purpose of an ATM/Debit Card?

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Allows access to bank accounts for withdrawals and purchases

Directly deducts funds from a checking account.

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7
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Define credit card.

A

A card that allows borrowing funds up to a certain limit

Users are expected to repay borrowed amounts with interest.

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What is a credit limit?

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Maximum amount that can be borrowed on a credit card

Set by the credit card issuer based on the borrower’s creditworthiness.

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Define credit rating.

A

Assessment of a borrower’s creditworthiness

Usually represented as a score.

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What is account balance?

A

Current amount of money in an account

Can be positive or negative depending on transactions.

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Define principal in finance.

A

Initial amount of money borrowed or invested

Excludes interest or profits.

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What is interest?

A

Cost of borrowing money or earnings from an investment

Expressed as a percentage of the principal.

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What does debt refer to?

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Amount of money borrowed that must be repaid

Can include loans, credit card balances, and mortgages.

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14
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What is a checking account?

A

Bank account for daily transactions and payments

Typically allows unlimited deposits and withdrawals.

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15
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Define savings account.

A

Account for saving money and earning interest

Generally has limited withdrawal options.

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16
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What is a 401(k)?

A

Retirement savings plan sponsored by an employer

Allows employees to save a portion of their paycheck before taxes.

17
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What does APR stand for?

A

Annual Percentage Rate

Represents the yearly interest charged on borrowed money.

18
Q

Define mortgage.

A

Loan specifically for purchasing real estate

Secured by the property itself.