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Financial Literacy pre-test
Financial Literacy pre-test
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1
On average, people with a high school degree make nearly $210/month more than people without a high school degree.
True
False
2
Which of the following is the cheapest place to cash a paycheck?
Walmart
bank
check - cashing store
HyVee
3
What are some common reasons why people are in debt? Choose all that apply.
They don't invest their money.
They misuse credit cards.
They have checking accounts.
They don't follow a budget.
4
Definition: money paid regularly, at a particular rate, for the use of borrowed money
borrow
debt
budget
interest
5
40% of American households spend more money than they earn.
True
False
6
Definition: the cost of goods and services
expense
budget
income
debt
7
Which of the following factors affect how much money will accumulate in your savings or investment account?
How much money you set aside for savings/investments
How early you begin saving.
The interest rate you get on your investment.
All of the above.
8
Which of the following is a benefit of having a credit card? Choose all that apply.
It helps build a credit history.
It increases your checking account balance.
You can carry less cash.
It can be used for emergencies.
9
If you write a check for money you don't have in your account, the bank will charge you a fee.
True
False
10
Definition: to receive and use something belonging to somebody else with the intention of returning it
expense
finances
borrow
loan
11
Definition: money owed to someone else
worth
debt
budget
asset
12
APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate
False
True
13
There is typically a significant charge to set up Direct Deposit at a bank.
False
True
14
Why is making and following a budget a wise way of managing your money? Choose all that apply.
It is required to get a good job.
It hides money from the IRS.
It helps you keep track of your money.
It helps you put money in savings.
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Definition: a plan for how to use your money, which may involve spending, saving, and giving
investment
budget
interest
premium
16
How much education you obtain has little bearing on what kind of job you get.
True
False
17
Which is always larger, your gross income or your net income?
gross
net
18
An Annual Fee is a fee charged by credit card companies when you don't make your payment on time.
False
True