The Money Book for the Young, Fabulous and Broke

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1.
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Instead for finding a pricey financial adviser, look for a ________ adviser.
2.
10 points
The author believe that couples should have joint account to pay bills out of, but also separate accounts as well.
3.
10 points
FICO stands for:
4.
10 points
According to the book, “Credit card debt can be a financial lifeline in your YF&B YEARS, temporary tool to fix your broke situation.”
5.
10 points
The book teaches readers to, “Write checks on deposits that you make before they clear your account.”
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10 points
Credit card companies use one of two basic methods when computing your bill: average daily balance or ________________.
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10 points
________ is not built by chasing hot stocks; ______ is rooted in how long you invested. (It does matter what you invest in)
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10 points
The author suggest that if you are in the “dues-paying years” of a career you love, but it’s paying the bills its ok to charge ________ & _________ to your credit card.
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10 points
On a $150,000, 30 fixed-mortgage with the interest is 6%. Approximately how much would you pay back just in interest?
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10 points
The moment you drive a new car off the lot, it loses about __ percent of its value.