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HACE 3200: Exam 1

Flexibility
The ability for your plan to change as your situation or goals change
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Liquidity
the relative ease and speed with which you can convert non cash assets into cash 
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Protection
Your ability to meet the unexpected large expenses without destroying your plan
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Minimization Of Taxes
Your ability to pay as little as possible to Uncle Sam
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Estate Planning
planning for your eventual death and the passage of your wealth to your heirs 
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Inflation
An economic condition in which rising prices reduce the purchasing power of money
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Compound Interest
Interest paid on interest
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Diversification
acquisition of a variety of different investments instead of just one to reduce risk
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Personal Balance Sheet
A statement of your financial position on a given date
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Assets
what you own
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Monetary Assets
cash of other assets that can be easily liquidates
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Investment Assets
Assets that are invested for the future
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Retirement Plans
Investments made by you or your employer to save money for retirement
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Liabilities
Something that is owed or borrowing of money
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Net Worth or Equity
A measure of the level of your wealth. Determined by subtracting debt  from assets 
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Fair Market Value
What an asset could  be sold for rather than what is cost or what it will be worth sometime in the future
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Tangible Asset
A physical asset, such as a house or car
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Insolvent
The condition in which you owe more money than your assets are worth
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Personal Income Statement
A statement that tells you where your money has come from and where it has gone over some period
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Variable Expense
An expense over which you have control.
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Fixed Expense
An expense over which you have no control
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Budget
A plan for controlling cash inflows and outflows 
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Current Ratio
Monetary Assets / Current Liabilities 
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Month's Living Expenses Covered Ratio
Monetary Assets / ( annual living expenses/ 12) 
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Debt Ratio
Total Debt / Total Assets
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Long-term Debt Coverage Ratio
Total income available for spending / Total long-term debt payments
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Savings Ratio
Income available for saving and investments / Income available or living expenses 
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Time Value of Money
The concept that a dollar received today is worth more than a dollar received in the future and, therefore, comparisons between amounts in different periods cannot be made without adjustments to their values
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Reinvesting
Taking money that you have earned on an investment and plowing it back into that investment
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Rule of 72
A helpful investment rule that states you can determine how many years it will take for a sum of money to double by dividing 72 by the annual growth rate 
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Discount Rate
the interest rate used to bring future dollars back to the present
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Annuity
A series of equal dollar payments coming at the end of each period for a specific number of periods
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Compound Annuity
An investment that involves depositing an equal sum of money at the end of each year for a certain number of years and allowing it to grow
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Amortized Loan
A loan paid off in equal installments
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Perpetuity
An annuity that continues forever 
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