personal finance
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- 3. A type of insurance paid to an individual if he/she is injured and is unable to work for a specified length of time.
- 4. A scam where a person sends emails pretending to be a reputable company in order to get victims to click on links containing viruses or to steal personal information.
- 6. Created a federal payroll tax that deducts money for Medicare and Social Security from every paycheck.
- 9. The dollar amount of an insured's financial injury by death or damage that the insurer is financially responsible.
- 13. A digital record of any publicly accessible posts, pictures, or activities that you have participated in on social media. This can act as a reflection of your values, the company you keep, and the way you communicate.
- 16. A payment card that connects directly with a checking out. Using this card immediately removes money from your account.
- 17. To be at fault, either financially or legally.
- 18. This is used as protection against financial loss in the event of an accident while driving, or theft.
- 19. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is a form that must be filled out to receive college/technical school financial aid from the government.
- 20. A type of investment fraud where investors are paid returns based on funds of new investors. This creates a bubble until new investors stop coming in.
- 21. A form of risk management purchased by a business or individual against a possible financial loss paid in the form of a monthly or annual premium.
- 23. This situation occurs when a person, business, or government- owes money to another entity.
- 24. All of a person's assets minus their liabilities (what they owe).
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- 1. A lump sum of money given to college students who can demonstrate financial need through a FAFSA. A student does not need to pay this money back.
- 2. Occurred when someone uses a debit card to purchase something for an amount over what they currently have in their account.
- 5. A scholarship funded by the Georgia Lottery that covers 90% of a student's tuition. To be eligible you must maintain a 3.0 GPA or higher.
- 7. A special type of insurance paid to family or primary beneficiary at the time of death of the policy holder.
- 8. A simple form that can be filled out to file a standardized deduction for your taxes.
- 10. The amount to be charged for a certain amount of insurance coverage.
- 11. This specific type of policy is used as protection against financial loss in the event of damage to a structure or land.
- 12. An increase in the value of an asset when it is sold, such as a house appreciating in value.
- 14. When information about an individual or business is stolen or leaked without permission.
- 15. This is used to pay for expenses related to maintaining the wellness of a person. Among countries, there are many varieties of government and privately-sponsored programs.
- 16. The dollar amount of expenses that must be paid out of pocket before an insurer will pay any expenses for loss or liability.
- 22. The total value of the coverage of an insurance policy.