Blog 126: Plans After High School
What do you plan to do after high school? Explain in as much detail as you can. Why did you decide on those plans? Explain. go to a dental school. I want to be a dental hygienist for kids. Blog 127: Make-up Work On Friday during Advisory, you had a chance to work on make-up work. Did you get any done? Explain. Do you still have more to do? Explain. I didn't have any make up work. Blog 128: Project Progress You are halfway through your class time to work on your project. How are you doing? Almost done, halfway done, finished, or a long way to go? Explain. I finished it in one day. Blog 129: Exams Tomorrow, you will get your Exam Study Guide. Are you planning to be exempt? Why or why not? If you had to take the exam, how ready are you? Explain. I haven't missed classed so I should be exempt from all exempt.
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Blog 120: Health Insurance Why is it important to have renters/homeowner's insurance? Explain. Health insurance is a good way to help you manage your health care costs. You pay health care companies premiums – a set amount of money each month - and you get benefits to pay for your eligible health care expenses. This can include regular doctor checkups or injuries to treatment for long-term illnesses Blog 119: Liability Car Insurance Why do you think liability car insurance is required? Explain. What if it was not required by law? Explain Renters insurance is a policy protecting home valuables you own* — that won't break the bank. Get renters insurance for your things and lower your anxiety a bit. And if you have a car, you can save money by having your renters and car insurance with State Farm Blog 118: Car Insurance What type of car insurance plan do you (or your parents) have? Not just the company name. What does it cover, what are the deductibles, etc. Explain. Driving is a privilege, but it comes with a price. There's the cost to purchase a vehicle, maintenance, repairs, fuel, and, of course, .when you buy auto insurance you're paying for more than the replacement or repair of your vehicle after an accident. You're buying a financial safety net—protection against financial losses that might otherwise be staggering. The information below will guide you through some important decisions about your automobile insurance. It will provide information to help you determine how much coverage you need; how much liability insurance you need, and an appropriate deductible amount. Additionally, you will also learn ways to help save money on auto insurance. Blog 117: My Insurance What type of insurance do you have or have you used? Explain. Some types of insurance are required. Mortgage lenders require borrowers to carry homeowners insurance. They also require homeowners to carry flood insurance if they live in a high-risk flood zone. State law requires drivers to carry automobile insurance. The federal government requires Americans to carry health insurance or pay a penalty. And when insurance is required, it is also required in certain amounts. For example, your mortgage lender will expect you to cover the full replacement cost of your home’s structure, and the state of California requires drivers to carry a minimum of $15,000 per person and $30,000 per accident in both bodily injury liability coverage and uninsured motorist bodily injury coverage. Blog 116: Insurance What do you already know about insurance? What is it for? Why do we need it? How does it work? Explain all of your answers. What is insurance? Insurance is a contract between an individual (the policyholder) and an insurance company. This contract provides that the insurance company will cover some portion of a policyholder’s loss as long as the policyholder meets certain conditions stipulated in the insurance contract. The policyholder pays a premium to obtain insurance coverage. If the policyholder experiences a loss, such as a car accident or a house fire, the policyholder files a claim for reimbursement with the insurance company. The policyholder will pay a deductible to cover part of the loss, and the insurance company will pay the rest. Blog 115: Real Estate Investments Why would someone choose to invest in real estate? Explain. What are the advantages & disadvantages of investing in real estate compared with other types of investments? Explain Real estate investing really can be as conceptually simple as playing monopoly when you understand the basic factors of the investment, economics, and risk. Blog 114: Commodities What are some examples of commodities you can invest in? Which commodities would you be interested in investing in? Why? Real Estate Appreciation: This is when the property increases in value due to a change in the real estate market, the land around your property becoming scarcer or busier like when a major shopping center is built next door, or upgrades you put into your real estate investment to make it more attractive to potential buyers or renters. Real estate appreciation is a tricky game. In fact, it is riskier than investing for cash flow income. Blog 113: ETF What are the differences between buying ETF and stock? Explain. Why would you choose to buy ETF instead of stock? Explain. . While they can be traded on either spot (real-time) or futures (options) markets, most individual commodities are traded in the form of futures, where what is being traded is not the commodity itself but rather a contract to buy or sell it for a certain price by a stated date in the future. This carries the potential for wild market fluctuations, but it also offers exciting opportunities for investors willing to ride out market volatility in anticipation of rewards. Blog 112: Mutual Funds What are the differences between buying mutual funds and stock? Explain. Why would you choose to buy mutual funds instead of stock? Explain. ; where as traditional Mutual Funds Mutual Funds can only be traded after the market closes. The early success of managed ETF's have mutual fund companies getting onboard with ETF's. The number is January 2010 ETF was 15 actively managed ETF's on the market, expected to rise to 40 and probably more. Providers could double from seven to 15. History has shown us that within a few years of launching ETF’s many investors switch to this new type of securities over traditional Index Funds Index Funds. This pattern could also hold true for actviely managed ETF's. Blog 111: Bonds What are the differences between buying bonds and stock? Explain. Why would you choose to buy bonds instead of stock? Explain. U.S. Government Bonds Funds: Funds invested in both the U.S. Treasury issued securities and those of federal agencies (which are not fully backed by the government, but never-the-less are considered safe). See U.S. Treasury Offerings. Blog 110: Stocks Why do people invest in stocks? Explain. What does a share of stock mean? Explain. .stocks can give y0u money. Blog 109: Rule of 72 & Compound Interest What does the rule of 72 mean? Explain. How does compound interest work? Explain. it gives you more ways for you to pay. Blog 108: Comparing CD & Savings Account What advantages & disadvantages do CD (Certificate of Deposit) have to regular savings accounts? Explain. it saves you money or it can loose your money. Blog 107: CD What do you already know about CD (Certificate of Deposit)? Explain. you can deposit stuff with a certificate. Blog 106: Investment What do you already know about investments? Explain. What would you like to learn about investments? Explain. when you investest in something you it can be good. but it can also be bad. Which of these calculations is the easiest for you? Explain why.
Which of these calculations is the hardest for you? Explain why. calculating percent isd easir than tip to me. Which do you prefer coupons or membership clubs to save money? Explain.
member ship bc you get big bulks.bluks can last you a while. Which smart shopping tip from yesterday was the best in your opinion? Explain.
using coupons saves you tons of money. if you shop right. Which option do you think is better for you when you need a home- rent or buy? Explain why.
buying a house is better b/c once you pay it of its yours. renting o house the rent could go up. also if anything is damaged while you are in the house you will be blamed even if it wasn't your fought. Which option do you think is better for you when you need a new car- loan or lease? Explain why.
a lease is-a contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc., to another for a specified time, usually in return for a periodic payment. a loan is-a thing that is borrowed, especially a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest. a lease is better b/c you get the car but you don't have to pay interest to the bank |
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