Front

Interest earned on the original principal plus accumulated interest.

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compound interest

Front

In general, the greater the risk you are willing to take, the higher the rate of interest you will receive.

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TRUE

Front

A deposit that is set aside for a specified length of time at a specified rate.

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Certificate of Deposit

Front

Money that is paid for the use of money.

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Interest Amount

Front

A form of educational funding that does not have to be repaid, is often funded by the government, and is in addition to scholarships and loans.

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Grant

Front

This occurs when student loans are combined into one large loan.

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loan consolidation

Front

Needs you expect to have in the next few months or years.

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Short -term

Front

This involves an employer or financial institution electronically depositing your paycheck into a bank account.

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Direct Deposit

Front

Insurance for deposits kept in credit unions.

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NCUA

Front

Federal Insurance for depositors in commercial banks and savings and loans.

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FDIC