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FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INVESTMENT STRATEGIES
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CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+
What percentage of your gross monthly income should your total

monthly mortgage payments and real estate taxes not exceed

according to the 28/36 rule?

Ans: 20% of your gross monthly income.



What are the two types of mortgage terms compared in the notes?

Ans: 15-year mortgage and 30-year mortgage.



What is a benefit of a 15-year mortgage compared to a 30-year

mortgage?

Ans: Lower interest rate, builds equity faster, and forces savings.



What advantage does a 30-year mortgage provide?

Ans: Lower monthly payments, offering more financial flexibility.



What is a portfolio in financial terms?

Ans: A collection of financial investments like stocks and bonds.



What are bonds and what are their key characteristics?

Ans: Bonds are issued by corporations, governments, and localities,
providing steady income and safety.

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, What are the two forms of common stock?

Ans: Dividends and capital appreciation.



What is the definition of dividends in the context of stocks?

Ans: The company's distribution of profits to stockholders.



What does capital appreciation refer to?

Ans: The increase in the selling price of a share of stock when the company
performs well.



What is preferred stock and how does it differ from common stock?

Ans: Preferred stock generally does not have voting rights, has fixed
dividends paid before common stock dividends, and may have features like
convertibility.



What is beta in stock market terms?

Ans: A measure of how responsive a stock or portfolio is to changes in
market value.



What does a beta of 1 indicate?

Ans: The price correlates with the market.



What is the risk-return relationship in investing?



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