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Course Catalog / BMU 108 / Glossary

Glossary

Plan Your Wedding on a Budget. Every key word from the lessons, A to Z, with the lesson that teaches it.

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agenda
A short list of what you will talk about. (Lesson 4)
budget
A plan for how much you will spend and on what. (Lesson 1)
buffer
Money you set aside for costs you did not expect. (Lesson 1)
Buy Now, Pay Later
A loan that splits a purchase into a few payments, often four. (Lesson 5)
confirmed gift
Money a family member has promised, with the amount and date clear. (Lesson 1)
contract
A written deal that says what each side will do. (Lesson 3)
Cooling Off Rule
An FTC rule that lets you cancel some sales made away from a store within 3 business days. (Lesson 3)
credit report
A record of how you have paid your debts. (Lesson 4)
deposit
Money paid early to hold a date or a service. (Lesson 2)
dispute
A formal request to your card company to fix a charge. (Lesson 3)
fixed cost
A cost that stays the same no matter how many guests come, like an officiant. (Lesson 2)
Form W-4
The form that tells your employer how much tax to hold from your pay. (Lesson 5)
grace period
Time with no interest on new purchases if you pay the full balance by the due date. (Lesson 5)
interest
The cost of borrowing money. (Lesson 5)
joint account
A bank account that two people share. (Lesson 4)
per guest cost
A cost that goes up with each guest, like a meal. (Lesson 2)
priority
A part of the day that matters most to you. (Lesson 1)
refundable
Money you can get back if plans change. (Lesson 3)
tier
A group on your guest list, ranked by how sure you are. (Lesson 2)
voice and vote
The CFPB idea of deciding who gives input (voice) and who makes the final choice (vote). (Lesson 4)