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HDFS 357: EXAM 1

Financial Planning Process: Step 1
Determine current financial situation
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Financial Planning Process: Step 2
Develop your financial goals
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Financial Planning Process: Step 6
Review and revise your plan
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SMART Goal
Specific, Measurable, Action-oriented, Realistic, Time-based
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Opportunity Cost
what you give up when you make a choice
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Influences on Personal Financial Planning - Economic Factors: Supply & Demand
As demand increases, so does the price
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Time Value of Money
Increases in an amount of money as a result of interest earned
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Future Value
The amount to which current savings will increase based on a certain interest rate and a certain time period
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Present Value
The current value of a future amount based on a certain interest rate and a certain time period
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Assets
What you own
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Liabilities
What you owe
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Net Worth
Assets - Liabilities
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Fixed Expenses
Set
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Variable Expenses
Unpredictable
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Truth in Savings Act (3)
requires disclosure of fee on depots accounts, interest rates, other terms and conditions
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Evaluating Saving Plans
What is the interest rate, how and when often can money be withdrawn, what are fees?
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Certified Check
Personal check with guaranteed payment
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Cashiers Check
Check of a financial institution
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Federal Reserve (The Fed)
Determines supply of money available and interest rates
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Interest Rate (Spending, increase, etc.)
decrease it – more spending, increase it – less spending
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Two Types of Taxes
Estate, and Income
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Taxable Income
income, investments, other income (alimony, awards, lottery)
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Standard Deduction
Set amount on which no taxes are paid
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Audits (3)
Correspondence – for minor questions Office audit takes place at an IRS office Field is the most complex, with an IRS agent visiting you at home, business or your accountant’s office
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Tax Evasion
Legally not paying all the taxes you owe, such as not reporting all income
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Tax Credit
(break) Chid care, adoption tax, dependent tax
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Tax Liability
What you owe to the IRS
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Withholding
Money taken from paycheck to put into taxes
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Exclusions
Amount not included in gross income
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