mandatory payments charged on individuals or corporations by a government
insures your money deposits in banks against theft or loss to you
Nearly the same as a traditional bank but often offers loans with LOWER interest rates than traditional banks, usually small in size
a sum of money to one or more named beneficiaries when the insured person dies
the money spent on something to either make it or buy it
value that comes with the skills and knowledge possessed by human beings.
A type of paid advertising advertising in which the ads match the look and feel of a real news article but often loaded with false information
the maximum amount of credit a financial institution extends to a borrower, such as on a credit card or a line of credit.
retirement income for almost every American worker.
medical coverage for many people age 65 and older
technique for attempting to obtain sensitive data, such as bank account numbers, through a fake email or on a web site
income not earned from work. Examples include inheritance money, a financial prize, unemployment benefits.
This type of bank provides services to large corporations or public (government) run businesses
filled out by an employee to determine how much should be withheld (paid ahead of time) from your paycheck for federal income taxes
stock is a form of ownership in a company
approach to managing personal finances that considers an individual's values, goals, and life stages.
type of investment consisting of a portfolio (many) stocks, bonds, or other investments
This type of account allows you to conduct financial transactions via the Internet
term used to describe the cash worth of a stock, bond or other investment
a loan of money to a corporation to operate their business