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Vocab financa

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Depository institution

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A financial institution that accepts deposits from the public

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Compound interest

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interest that is calculated on the balance rather than the principal

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asset allocation

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how assets are divided between stocks, bonds, real estate, and cash

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Comercial bank

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for-profit largest type of depository institution

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Saving institution

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for-profit or financial cooperative depository institution that specializes in consumer mortgage lending

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Credit onion

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not-for-profit depository institution that is owned and operated by members

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Liquidity

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how quickly you can turn your money into cash

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Checking account

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very liquid account that allows for numerous withdrawals and unlimited deposits

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High-yield checking accounts

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offers higher interest rates than savings accounts

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Saving account

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account that pays a higher interest rate than checking accounts and has limits on certain transactions and withdrawals

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Money Market

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pays higher interest rates than standard savings accounts and offers limited checking account services

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CDs

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have a fixed interest rate and a fixed date of withdrawal (maturity date)

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Maturity date

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the date on which the life of a transaction or financial instrument ends

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Emergency founds

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an amount equal to 3-6 months of expenses set aside in case of emergency

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Diversification

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having a wide variety of investments within a portfolio.

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Diversity

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holding different types of assets. "Don't put your eggs in one basket."

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Return

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Money made or lost on an investment

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Stock

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ownership in a company

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Dividens

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sum of money paid regularly to its shareholders

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Bonds

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a fixed income investment that provides regular interest payments and the principal upon maturity

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Mutual fonds

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drastically reduces unsystematic risk through one fund that is made up of potentially hundreds or more of individual securities