Test 2 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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What do people consistently do to their own wise financial plan?

A

think of ways to spend the money before they even get it

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2
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instead of taking care of their needs, people often spend their money on what?

A

wants

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3
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Why is a budget important?

A

it allows you to control money

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4
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what is a written plan for giving, saving, and spending?

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budget

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4
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Who is a budget for?

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everyone

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5
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How does a good budget break down income?

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specific categories

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6
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what percentage of Americans say budgeting is important vs. what percentage actually do it?

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95%, 35%

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7
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Why do most people avoid budgets?

A

they think it will keep them from having fun

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8
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True/False: You have to be an expert in order to budget

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False

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9
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A budget simply requires what?

A

effort

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10
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what is your biggest wealth building tool?

A

income

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11
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what percentage of students who take personal finance classes create a monthly budget?

A

80%

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12
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what is any money you earn/receive?

A

income

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13
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What must be the first priority in your budget?

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giving

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14
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what must be the second priority in your budget?

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saving

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15
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In order to keep your budget on track, what must you do?

A

break it down into small categories

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16
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What kind of expense stays the same every month?

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fixed expense

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17
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What kind of expense varies in dollar amount but you can expect it each month?

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variable expense

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18
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What kind of expense occurs at various times and tends to be large sums

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intermittent

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19
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What kind of expense is an expense for something you don’t need

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discretionary

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20
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what happens when you approach your money in a spirit of generosity?

A

you become more grateful/content for what you have

21
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What verse is used to show us that the Bible commands us to be generous?

22
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What does contentment naturally lead to?

A

the want to serve/help others

22
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How much of your income should you save for giving?

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what is the cash flow plan that assigns an expense to every dollar income
zero-based budget
24
What does a zero-based budget do to each dollar received?
gives it a job
25
What does a zero-based budget allow you to start accomplishing today?
the five foundations
26
what are the four walls of expenses?
food, utilities, shelter, transportation
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How much of your gross income should you invest?
15%
28
what is the amount you earn before taxes and other payroll deductions?
gross income
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What is the second half of a successful budgeting?
sticking to the plan, knowing where to adjust the budget
30
what is the hardest part of tracking expenses?
getting into the habit
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what percentage of millionaires stick to their budgets?
93%
32
What should you do if you go over one category in your budget?
cutback in another category
33
what does the envelope system provide?
instant accountability
34
in the envelope system, what are the envelopes used for?
categories that you tend to overspend on
35
what is a record that summarizes all the income and outgo over a certain time period
cash flow statement
36
every dollar you spend is a reflection of your what?
values
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when do your good intentions matter?
when they turn into good actions
38
what percentage of students who have taken this course feel they are better able to talk about finances with their families?
65%
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what is the ability to delay gratification
maturity
40
what is earning based off of a percentage of sales made?
commission
40
what type of income comes in at different amounts of time
irregular income
40
the average family spends how much honey on clothes each year?
$1800
40
what heavily influences your desire for a budget?
financial personality
41
what must you schedule each month for your budget?
time
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what does budgeting in a marriage require?
work
43
what do successful marriages have concerning budget planning?
budget committee meeting
44
who does your money really belong to?
God
45
What are the 4 steps to the envelope system?
withdraw cash, put amount of money into designated envelope, once money is needed- withdrawal money from envelope, one cash is gone- no more spending