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Duplicate of HSFPP Review Module 1 Money Management
Which of the following is a need
Income (money you receive) consists of
Duplicate of HSFPP Review Module 1 Money Management
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Income (money you receive) consists of
Allowance
Babysitting/Yard Work
All of these
Paychecks from a job
2
Which of the following is a need
a clothes dryer
lunch at a restaurant
a place to sleep
a new car
3
WHATS MISSING I plan to save $2,500 by saving $105 a month for two years.
timebound
realistic
specific
measurable
4
Your budget shows a surplus when you
spend less than you earn
spend more on car repairs
receive a cut in pay
spend more on entertainment
5
Each person has different values which guide them through life.
FALSE
TRUE
6
Which of the following could not be called income?
interest paid on loan
interest received
allowance
paycheck
7
An expensive new car is an example of a need.
FALSE
TRUE
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It isn't necessary to evaluate your results once you've made a decision.
TRUE
FALSE
9
You should list alternatives for major decisions and review the pros and cons.
TRUE
FALSE
10
Saving for vacation you are taking in 6 months is
an intermediate goal
a short term goal
a long term goal
a need
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I plan to save to buy a new computer in one year.
timebound
specific
realistic
measurable
12
The money going in and out of your wallet and bank account.
Income
Expenses
Cash flow
Revenue
13
After creating your financial plan you should never make any changes.
FALSE
TRUE
14
An X-box gaming system is an example of a want.
FALSE
TRUE
15
Example of a VARIABLE expense is
Electricity
Entertainment
Car Loan Payment
Rent
16
A value can be described as
something basic for survival
a desire to make your life comfortable
willingness to give up something now for a future benefit
a belief or idea you consider important
17
A personal budget should be planned for a specific period of time.
TRUE
FALSE
18
Which of the following factors can influence decisions?
Family
All of these
Values
Age
19
In order to prepare a budget, you don't need to track your spending habits.
FALSE
TRUE
20
You need shelter, but you don't need a mansion.
FALSE
TRUE
21
When creating a budget, the goal is to have your income and expenses at least balance equally.
FALSE
TRUE
22
The trade-off made by making one choice instead of another is known as
trade decision
opportunity cost
personal preference
economic choice
23
Spending, saving and investing to the kind of life you want and security can be achieved by
getting advice from a friend
relating inflation
financial planning
paying interest
24
What you spend money on
Income
Expenses
Loans
Credit
25
What is the acronym SMART stand for?
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant and Timebound
Specific, Meaningful, Attractive, Reality and Timebound
Specific, Measurable, Attractive, Reality and Timebound
26
Example of a PERIODIC expense is
Rent
Electricity
Car Loan Payment
School Fees
27
You can think of PYF as a bill you owe yourself.
FALSE
TRUE
28
Financial plans that are more than five years off are called
long term goal
Opportunity costs
intermediate goal
short term goal
29
To stay on track with your budget you can use the envelope system or a spreadsheet.
FALSE
TRUE
30
Taking some money you receive and saving it to be used on a goal or emergency.
interest
Cash flow
PYF
income
31
PYF stands for
Pay Yourself First
Pay It Forward
Please Yell First
Plan Your Family
32
An advantage to using a budget is to make sure you don't spend more than you make.
TRUE
FALSE
33
Saving money for the holiday is an example for a long-term goal.
TRUE
FALSE
34
WHAT'S MISSING I plan to save 5,000 for college in four years
Attainable
Specific
Timebound
Measurable
35
Your SPENDING PLAN is written in stone and cannot be changed.
False
True
36
The purpose of goal setting in financial planning process is to
to facilitate decision making
to clarify goal ranges
to differentiate between needs & wants
provide direction for plans and action
37
Example of a FIXED expense is
Entertainment
Groceries
Rent
Electricity
38
MISSING? I plan to save $2,000 for a new computer by saving my whole paycheck for 6 months.
relevant
measurable
specific
attainable
39
Any amount of money you spent to buy someting that is the same amount each month.
fixed expense
variable expense
satelitte decisions
cash flow