Financial Literacy Vocab Pt. 2
This is a continuation of my last post. We're tackling new vocab terms so we'll understand more about the financial world. There are more terms out there, I just tried to pick words I see frequently when I'm doing personal research.
- Budget: Your money management plan.
- Capacity: Ability to repay a loan.
- Capital: The value of what you own.
- Capital Gain: The difference in the price you buy stock at versus the cost you sell it at.
- Capital Loss: When you sell stock at a lower price than you purchased.
- Cash Flow: Your net amount of income coming in and going out.
- Certificate of Deposit: A certificate issued by a bank to a person depositing money for a specified period.
- Compound Interest: is when interest is earned on a previous amount of interest and it helps income increase more rapidly.
- Consumer Advocates: groups or individuals that expose unfair business practices.
- Endorse: To sign the back of a check and make it payable to a specific person.
- Impulse Purchase: A quick purchase made with no thought.
- Liabilities: Anything you have to spend your money on.
- Liquidity: Any money you have access to.
- Risk Tolerance: What you're willing to lose.
- Variable Expenses: Expenses that are not fixed.
Source: uwf.edu
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