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| common Internet scam in which an e-mail is sent from someone posing as your bank or other legitimate business |
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| FICO pr credit score stands for this |
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| -when a rental agreement contains a purchase option at at the end of the rental term, the rental is said to have _____________ |
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| -the type of lender that extends legal high-interest loans to consumers who may be ineligible for other types of low-interest sales |
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| -when people slow their buying and are unable to pay high prices, the economy slips into a __________________ |
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| -the amount you take home after deductions have been subtracted |
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| -advertising a basic service at an unusually low price to lure in customers and them telling them they need something else |
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| -form of advertising that spans the top, bottom, or sides of a web page |
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| -money and items of value that you own |
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| -visual display of how long it will take to achieve each phase of your financial plan |
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| -process of converting data to a coded form to help protect electronic information |
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| act of signing another person's name on a check |
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| -a refund of part of the purchase price of an item |
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| -property that can be used as security of a loan |
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| -bonds issued by a corporation which allows it to repay the bonds early if interest rates are dropping |
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| -government securities sold at a discount fare from face value and in terms ranging from 4 to 52 weeks |
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| -stock which guarantees a fixed dividend but does not provide voting rights. |
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| -concept that says a dollar you receive in the future will be worth less than a dollar you receive today |
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| -assets that are growing in value over time are said to be ___________________ |
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| primary source of funding for fine arts, performing arts, and most religious and humanitarian causes |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -a check marked "NSF" and returned to the payee's bank unpaid is said to have bounced |
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| -endorsement that consists only of the payee's signature |
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| -kind of credit used to finance a single high-priced item through a series of equal payments made over a set period of time |
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| -bank credit cards such as Master's card and Visa are this type of credit which allows a person to charge the account repeatedly |
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| -credit which can be obtained quickly and easily but oftne carries high or hidden costs |
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| the highest price that property will bring on the open market |
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