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14000 is invested for 8 years with an APR of 5% and quarterly compounding. Find the balance after 8 years.

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14000 is invested for 8 years with an APR of 5% and quarterly compounding. Find the balance after 8 years.

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20833.83

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Define net income as they apply to annual budgets

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the net income for a year is equal to the receipts minus the outlays

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Simple Interest formula

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I=prt

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someone is 23 years old, deposis 4000 each year to a traditional IRA for 47 years at 8% interest compounded annually and retires at 70. How much will he have then?

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1811600.61

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Adjusted gross income and formula

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certain adjustments to income that decrease gross income like money paid into retirement plans gross income-adjustments to income (deductions plus exemptions)

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n value for weekly:

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52

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You invest 1000 in an account that pays simple interest of 6% over 10 years. Find how much you have after 10 years.

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1600

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Home mortgage of 150000 at fixed APR of 9% for 20 years. Find Monthly Payment, then determine total amount paid over time of loan, then answer: of the total payment over the term of the loan, ___% is paid toward the principal and ___% is paid towards the interest

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1349.59 323901.60 46.3% 53.7%

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If net income is negative then___

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the budget has a deficit

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what's n?

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# of times per year interest is compounded

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2 years after paying 3100 for shares in a startup company you sell the shares for 1900. The total return is: The annual return is:

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-38.7% -21.9

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what is a budget?

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keeps track of how much money you have coming in and how much you have going out and helps to determine what adjustments need to be made

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what's t?

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time

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n value for quarterly :

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4

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what's r?

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interest rate

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If net income is positive then___

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the budget has a surplus

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describe the 4 step process of finding your monthly budget

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1st: list all monthly income, 2nd: list all monthly expenses, 3rd:subtract total expenses from total income to determine your net monthly cash flow, 4th: made adjustments as needed

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5y+1=4y-7

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-8

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what's p equal?

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principal

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n value for monthly:

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12

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8^-2

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1/64

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gross income

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the total income for the year including wages, tips, interest, and other income.

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formula that converrts annual interest rate tto APY

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(1+r)^n-1

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1. 15 year fixed rate at 6.25% with closing costs of 2100 and 1 point. Find monthly payment. 2. 15 year fixed rate at 4.5% with closing costs of 2100 and 2 points. 3. what's the total closing costs for #1? 4. what's the total closing costs for #2?

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1071.78 956.24 3350 4600

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Compound Interest

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earned when the interest due is added to the account balance

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The Compound Interest Equation, when interest is only compounded once per year:

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P = C (1 + r) ^t

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Continuous Compound Interest Formula

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P = C e^ rt

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Define receipts as they apply to annual budgets

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they represent money that has been collected

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man earned wages of 41000, received 2600 in interest from a savings account and contributed 2500 to a tax-deferred retirement plan. He was entitled to a personal exemption of 2900 and had deductions of 5350. Find gross income, adjusted gross income, and tax income

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43600 41100 32850

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Does "I bought a fund advertised on the web that says it uses a secret investment strategy to get an annual return twice that of stocks with no risk at all" make sense?

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no:investing in stocks is high-risk returns,thus getting higher returns than stocks with this strategy must mean the fund advertised is high risk, not no risk

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APY

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interest earned in one year over principal

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APR

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yearly interest rate including interest and fees. used to find payments for loans

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Bank A was offering simple interest at 2.75% per year which was clearly a better deal than the 2.75% compound interest rate at Bank B. Makes sense or no?

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No:compound interest pays more than simple interest

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Define outlays as they apply to annual budgets

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represent money that has been spent

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n value for yearly:

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1

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What does simple interest mean

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interest that is paid on a fixed amount of money

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Suppose you pay only the interest on a loan. Will the loan be paid off? Why/Why not?

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No. Because the principal never decreases

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you maintain an average balance of 850 on your credit card which carries an 18% annual interest rate. Find the monthly interest payment

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12.75

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n value for daily:

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365

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