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| 401(k) = US employer-sponsored retirement plan; tax-advantaged contributions
| 403(b) = US retirement plan for nonprofit and education employees
| 457 = US deferred compensation retirement plan for government employees
| 529 plan = US education savings plan; tax-advantaged college funding
| American Library Association = US professional association for libraries and librarians
| ARMs = Adjustable-rate mortgages; home loans with variable interest rates
| Baby Step Four = Ramsey program step: invest 15% of income for retirement
| Baby Step Seven = Ramsey program step: build wealth and give generously
| Baby Step Six = Ramsey program step: pay off home mortgage early
| Baby Step Two = Ramsey program step: debt snowball to clear consumer debts
| Baby Steps = Ramsey’s seven-step personal finance program
| Bookreporter = Book review website
| Business Insider = Business news website and digital media outlet
| Cancún = Mexican resort city in Quintana Roo
| CD = Bank certificate of deposit; fixed-term savings product
| Census Bureau = U.S. government statistical agency for population and economy
| Country Financial Security Index = Consumer survey on financial preparedness by Country Financial
| Cumberland County, Virginia = County in the US state of Virginia
| Dallas Willard = American philosopher and Christian writer
| Dave Ramsey = American radio host and personal finance author
| Debt Avalanche = Debt repayment strategy prioritizing highest-interest balances
| Debt Snowball = Debt repayment strategy paying smallest balances first for momentum
| Dumb Math & Stupid Tax = Recurring caution boxes in Ramsey’s book; highlight costly money mistakes
| ECPA = Evangelical Christian Publishers Association; US Christian publishing trade group
| Education Savings Account = US tax-advantaged education investment account (ESA)
| Evangelical Christian Publishers Association = US Christian publishing trade association
| FDIC = Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation; US banking regulator and insurer
| FinAid.org = Financial aid information website
| Gallup = Analytics and polling organization
| gazelle intensity = Ramsey term for focused, urgent debt payoff effort
| Harley-Davidson = American motorcycle manufacturer
| Kansas City = Major city in Missouri–Kansas region
| Larry Stewart = American philanthropist known as Secret Santa
| Library of Congress = US national library and research institution
| Money magazine = American personal finance magazine
| Money, Possessions, and Eternity = Book by Randy Alcorn on Christian stewardship
| Nelson Books = Publishing imprint of Thomas Nelson
| Park University Library = Academic library at Park University
| Pinnacle Point = Ramsey term for portfolio income covering living costs
| Publishers Weekly = American book trade magazine
| Randy Alcorn = American Christian author and pastor
| Roth IRAs = US individual retirement accounts with tax-free qualified withdrawals
| S&P index = Standard & Poor’s stock market index family
| Secret Santa = Anonymous holiday gift-giving tradition
| SEPP = Substantially Equal Periodic Payments; IRS early-withdrawal method
| Seymour = US city name; multiple locations
| The Millionaire Next Door = Personal finance book by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko
| The Total Money Makeover = Personal finance book by Dave Ramsey
| The Wall Street Journal = American business-focused daily newspaper
| Thomas Nelson = American Christian publishing company
| Tom Stanley = American researcher and coauthor of The Millionaire Next Door
| TSP = Thrift Savings Plan; US federal employees retirement plan
| U.S. = United States; country in North America
| U.S. Bank Financial Wellness Collection = Financial education resource collection by U.S. Bank
| Wal-Mart = American retail corporation
| WSJ = The Wall Street Journal; American newspaper abbreviation
| #default = Hi reader, have a great day! 😎
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