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FNCE 2820 EXAM LATEST UPDATE
Principles of Personal Finance - Answer 1. Knowledge of Personal Finance

2. Focus on Cash Flow (discipline, tax minimization, liquidity)

3. Value in Creating Financial Plan (financial and risk management process)

4. Healthy Behavior (taking action, avoid, self-sabotage)

Pieces of the Financial Planning Puzzle - Answer -cash management

-debt management

-planning for educational needs

-insurance and risk management

-income tax strategy

-retirement planning

-investments

-estate planning

Strategic Planning Process - Answer -understand your situation

-identify your goals and priorities

analyze current plan

-synthesize updated plan

-implement plan

-monitor and adapt

Stages of Life Cycle - Answer 1. Accumulation

2. Consolidation

3. Spending and Gifting

Net Worth - Answer Total Assets - total liabilities

Assets - Answer cash and cash equivalents, investments, use assets

Liabilities - Answer current liabilities, long-term debt

cash flows - Answer income, fixed expenses, variable-fixed expenses, taxes,
discretionary expenses, surplus

,Ratio Analysis - Answer -liquidity funds

-housing debt payment ratio

-consumer debt payment ratio

-total debt payment ratio

-savings ratio

liquidity funds ratio - Answer 3-6 months of emergency funds

short term assets / monthly non-discretionary expenses

housing debt payment ratio - Answer ≤28% of gross income (more if housing is more
expensive)

housing liabilities / gross income

consumer debt payment ratio - Answer 10-20% of take-home pay

total consumer debt PAYMENTS / net income

total debt payment ratio - Answer 36-38% of gross pay

savings ratio - Answer 5-10% of gross income

total savings / gross income

Tax Form 1040 - Answer Gross Income - "above the line" deductions = adjusted gross
income (AGI)

AGI - "below the line" deductions = taxable income

taxable income x tax rate = income liability

income liability - tax credits = TAX DUE

gross income - Answer the total amount of income from wages before any payroll
deductions, as well as capital gains

"above the line" deductions - Answer -qualified student loan interest (subject to limit)

-IRA contributions (pre-tax contribution, subject to limit)

-early withdrawal penalties (CDs)

-health savings account

-self-employed health insurance (includes self, spouse, dependents, etc.)

-self-employed retirement account (50% FICA, retirement plans)

,"below the line" deductions - Answer un-reimbursed medical expenses (subject to AGI
floor)

state and local taxes (income, property, and sales, subject to cap)

home mortgage and home equity loan interest (subject to cap)

charitable contributions (subject to cap)

progressive ordinary tax rate - Answer a combination of taxes paid on each successive
bracket you pass, minus the max income of the previous bracket

capital gain tax rate - Answer long term is better than short term--hold asset for at least
a year and one day

Tax reduction strategies - Answer -reduce reportable income

-increase above-the-line adjustments

-increase below-the-line adjustments

-utilize tax credits

Budgeting process - Answer 1. estimate income

2. set realistic surplus goal

3. evaluate expected spending needs

4. draft and fine-tune spending and savings plan

5. monitor spending

6. assess variances

7. adapt

Employer income - Answer FICA

W-2 (report of inflows to IRS)

W-4 (allowances to take out for taxes)

employee benefits (exempt from income)

take-home pay

types of liquid assets - Answer cash

depository accounts

liquid securities

, brokerage accounts

depository accounts - Answer checking account

NOW account

savings account

money market deposit account

liquid securities - Answer certificate of deposit

US treasury bills

US savings bonds

brokerage accounts - Answer asset management account

money market mutual fund

major differences between depository account types? - Answer account balance
required, interest, and number of checks allowed per month

financial intermediaries - Answer depositories

non-depositories

investment intermediaries

government agencies

depositories - Answer banks

savings banks

credit unions

savings and loans

non-depositories - Answer insurance companies

financing companies

pension plans

investment intermediaries - Answer brokerage companies

mutual fund companies

venture capital firms

investment banks

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