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- When you’re investing or saving, this is the interest that you earn on the amount you deposit, plus any interest you’ve accumulated over time.
- Compoundinterest
- A number used by banks and other financial institutions to measure a borrower’s credit worthiness.
- FICOscore
- The difference between your assets and liabilities.
- networth
- The process by which you choose what proportion of your portfolio you’d like to dedicate to various asset classes, based on your goals, personal risk tolerance and time horizon.
- Assetallocation
- Commonly referred to as fixed-income securities.
- Bonds
- The increase in the value of an asset or investment — like a stock or real estate — above its original purchase price.
- Capitalgains
- The process of buying or selling securities over time in order to maintain your desired asset allocation.
- Rebalancing
- Also called equities or shares.
- Stocks
- This is the process of paying off your debt in regular installments over a fixed period of time.
- Amortization
- A type of mortgage in which the interest you pay on your outstanding balance rises and falls based on a specific benchmark.
- ARM
- An account held by an impartial third party on behalf of two parties in a transaction.
- Escrow
- A mortgage that carries a fixed interest rate for the entire life of the loan.
- Fixed-rate mortgage
- Employer-sponsored retirement plans, such as pensions, in which the employer promises a specified retirement benefit based on a formula that may include an employee’s earnings history, length of employment and age.
- Defined-benefit plans
- Companies often use these as management incentives.
- stockoptions
- The payments you make to an insurance company in return for protection from financial losses within the scope of your policy.
- Premium
- Used to determine your taxable income, minus any additional IRS-qualified deductions that you’re eligible to take.
- AGI
- A person who is financially dependent on your income, typically a child or an adult relative you may support.
- Dependent
- A standard amount that can be used to reduce your taxable income if you decide not to itemize your deductions.
- Standarddeduction
- A qualified expense that the IRS allows you to subtract from your adjusted gross income, which further reduces your taxable income.
- Itemizeddeduction
- A type of policy that provides additional liability coverage beyond what your home, auto or boat insurance may provide.
- Umbrellainsurance