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Saving a dollar of spending is as good as working longer for an extra dollar
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Money left after all taxes, deductions, and fixed expenses are paid
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Institution responsible for clearing checks, regulating the money supply, and stimulating the economy
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A way to estimate the time needed for money to double at a given interest rate
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This is experienced when interest is left in an account to accumulate over time
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Deduct savings contributions each month before spending
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Money left after taxes and deductions
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Decisions by the Fed that change the money supply
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Calculated by multiplying Principal x Rate x Number of Years
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An estimate of income and expenditure for a set period of time in which there is neither a deficit nor a surplus
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Liquid Savings that ideally equals three to six months of your expenses
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Budget costs that do not fluctuate from month to month
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The amount of goods and services that can be purchased with an amount of money after adjusting for inflation
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Can be used to reduce the price on a house, car or private purchase
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Difference between expenses that are necessary and those that are desired
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How easily an asset can be converted into other assets.
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An uncontrollable event such as a natural disaster
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Difference between income and expenses when expenses are greater than income
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A sum of money lent or invested on which interest is paid.
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Money that is gained through wages, investments, gifts, etc.
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A debt investment in which the investor loans money to a company or government
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A plan to achieve a future result that is specific and time-bound
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The annual rate charged for borrowing expressed as a single percentage number that represents the actual yearly over the term of a loan. It includes any fees or additional costs.
