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- 3. happens when investments generate earnings, then those earnings generateearning of their own
- 5. item valued and sought by collectors
- 6. first level of post-secondary education degrees which consist of associate andbachelor’s degrees
- 10. individual’s consistent pattern of interactions in response to recurring situations which forms a distinctive character
- 12. property and possessions belonging to a person which could be subject to thepayment of debts
- 17. amount of an individual’s wages which are not included in a paycheck
- 20. potential of losing something of value
- 22. profit on an investment
- 24. rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising and,consequently, the purchasing power of currency is falling
- 25. Cost of Attendance; amount of money a student will have to pay in order toattend the college
- 29. compensation paid to working employees
- 30. Application for Federal Student Aid; allows students to apply for financialaid from a variety of sources
- 32. Market Fund type of mutual fund which only invests in low-risk securities
- 33. overall beliefs and opinions about a school based upon various qualities andattributes
- 36. restricting expenses and keeping the unspent money in one’s own custody forthe purpose of accumulating it
- 37. interest computed on the principal, excluding previously earned interest
- 39. Family Contribution set amount of money an institution feels a student’s familycontribute to their education
- 42. document provided to employees every pay period detailing their earnings
- 46. reward for lending money
- 47. plans created to help students pay off their loans over a period of time
- 48. systematic method for providing monetary and non-monetary value to employees in exchange for services
- 49. employer-sponsored retirement savings planinancial institutions which provide security and convenience
- 51. contract between an investor and an insurance company in which the company promises to make periodic payments to the investor
- 52. mode of living which reflects the attitudes and values of an individual or group
- 54. amount of money rewarded to students based on merit
- 55. money borrowed by students to help pay for their education
- 57. test designed to provide credentials equivalent to a high school diploma
- 58. degree to which an asset can be quickly bought in the market without affectingthe asset’s price
- 59. type of good whose demand increases with an increase in income
- 60. colleges or universities which are mainly funded by state government
- 61. Plan tax-advantaged savings plan designed to encourage saving for future college costs
- 62. amount an individual makes prior to any deductions
Down
- 1. process of combining multiple loan payments into one
- 2. percentage of the loan which must be paid back in addition to the amount astudent borrows
- 4. type of good for which demand will not change in relation to price
- 7. process in which an individual creates personal experience by selecting,organizing and interpreting information available to him or her
- 8. produced, physical products
- 9. interest which is calculated on the initial principal aswellas the accumulatedinterest of previous periods
- 11. type of savings account which earns a higher interest rate than a standardsavings account
- 13. amount of money rewarded to students based on certain financial need criteria
- 14. Workstudies federal part-time jobs for students who go to college and possess financialneed
- 15. two-year colleges which award associate degrees and allow the students theoption to transfer into private or public universities
- 16. cost of a student’s education
- 18. degrees which are attainable after the student has earned their undergraduate
- 19. companies engaged in the business of dealing with monetary transactions,such as deposits, loans, investments and currency exchange
- 21. sum of money paid to an employee upon the completion of a task
- 23. form of financial compensation linked to employee performance
- 26. Market specific group for which a business's products, services and marketing efforts are intended
- 27. schools considered to be educational nonprofit organizations, receiving themajority of their funding through tuition, donations and endowments
- 28. income paid to an employee in fixed regular intervals
- 31. Account an interest-bearing deposit account held at a bank or credit union
- 34. short-term schools which tend to focus on specific topics or careers
- 35. act of buying an asset to generate returns from it over a period of time whilealso taking care of risk and volatility
- 38. land, as well as any physical property affixed to the land
- 40. education past the high school or GED level
- 41. written promise to repay any sum of money which was borrowed
- 43. type of good whose demand decreases with an increase in income
- 44. cost of a student’s living accommodations and meal plan
- 45. total amount an employee is paid after all deductions
- 50. individual who purchases and uses goods and services to satisfy wants and needs
- 53. actions performed for a client
- 56. intermediaries between buyers and sellers to facilitate securities transactions
- 57. stands for grade point average and refers to the average calculated by dividingthe total number of grade points earned by the total number of credits taken bya student