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1. How to Calculate Annual Yield

2. Annual Yield

Payroll deduction planRate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100U.S. Savings Bonds

3. These earn variable rates of interest but guarantee 5.5% compounded semiannually for the first year, increasing by 0.25% each half year to a maximum of 7.5% after 5 years.

U.S. Savings BondsRate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Payroll deduction planStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

4. Many employers offer a _________________ to purchase U.S. Savings Bonds.

U.S. Savings BondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Payroll deduction plan

5. YLD

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings BondsYield percent or Percent return based on the dividend and current price.Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

6. Many corporations and governments raise money by issuing

BondsRate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings BondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

7. How to Calculate Profit

U.S. Savings BondsRate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Net Sale - Total PaidStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

8. How to Calculate Net Sale

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings BondsAmount of Sale - CommissionStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

9. Unlike stocks, what happens with bonds?

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100U.S. Savings BondsYou do not become a part owner of the corporation (so you don't get dividends)

10. How to Calculate the Redemption Value of a U.S. Savings Bond

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100Step 1) Total Value of Savings Bonds Number of Bonds X Value of 1 bond Step 2) Number of $50 Bonds Total Value of Savings Bonds (step 1) /50 Step 3) Chart Look up the value of a $50 Bond on the chart based on the number of years the bond was held. Step 4) Redemption Value Number of $50 Bonds (step 2) X Value from chart (step 3)U.S. Savings Bonds

11. To calculate the profit or loss on a stock you need to know what?

12. How to Calculate Certificates of Deposit

Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CDU.S. Savings BondsRate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100

13. How to Calculate Selling Stock

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Step 1) Calculate amount received for the sale. Selling Price of the stock X Number of shares - Commission fee paid Step 2) Calculate amount paid for the stock Buying price of the stock X Number of shares + Commission fee paid Step 3) Compare the selling Price of the stock with the price paid when the stock was purchased. (NOT answer from Step 2!!!) Profit if Selling Price is more than Purchase Price. (Or if Net Sale > Amount Paid for the Stock) Loss if Selling Price is lower than Purchase Price (Or if Net Sale < Amount Paid for the Stock) Step 4) Calculate the Profit or Loss Larger number - Smaller numbers from Step 1 and Total Paid (Original amount)Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100U.S. Savings Bonds

14. The 3 different kinds of stocks

OTC (over the counter) - Employee Stock Purchases - Private StocksStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings Bonds

15. With stocks, the commission can be a ____________ or a percentage of what is purchased.

Flat feeRate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100U.S. Savings Bonds

16. Private Stocks

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Stocks not sold or traded on a public exchange (non public stocks)U.S. Savings BondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

17. DIV

Total annual dividend the company has declared in the last 52 weeks.Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings BondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

18. 52 week Low

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Lowest price the stock sold at over the past 52 weeks.U.S. Savings BondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

19. Employee Stock Purchases

Stocks bought through the company you work for.Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100U.S. Savings Bonds

20. Stocks

Investments in a company. - Purchase shares most times in 100 share units. - You receive a stock certificate as proof of ownership. - When buying or selling stock you pay a price per share and a stock broker's commission (fee)Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings BondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100

21. How to Calculate Stocks

Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings BondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100Step 1) Change the price per share to a decimal. Step 2) Calculate the cost of the stock. Number of shares X Price per share Step 3) Calculate the total price paid. Total Cost of the Stock (step 2) + Commission

22. 52 week High

23. How can U.S. Savings Bonds be purchased?

Through a bankStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100U.S. Savings Bonds

24. Vol 100s

Number of shares of the stock that have been traded. Number X 100 gives actual number of shares traded.Step 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100U.S. Savings BondsRate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100

25. ______ lend money to the corporation or government in return to the corporation or government pays you interest.

U.S. Savings BondsBondsStep 1) Look up the interest for $1.00 Use the chart and based on the interest rate(%), interest period (1 or 4 years), and compounding (daily, monthly, quarterly), get the interest for $1.00 Step 2) Calculate the maturity value of the CD Original Principal of the CD x Amount of interest for $1.00 (step 1) Step 3) Calculate the interest earned on the CD Maturity Value of the CD (step 2) - Original Principal of the CD Step 4) Calculate Annual Yield Interest Earned (step 3) / Original Principal of the CD x 100Rate at which your money earns simple interest in one year. - Percentage(%) - Annual return for holding the stock Interest for 1 year / Principal Invested x 100

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