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1
Which of the following financial assistance for tuition requires repayment?
Student Loan
Both Scholarship and Grant
Scholarship
Grant
2
About how long does negative information remain on your credit report?
7 - 10 months
Until you are 18 years old.
7 - 10 years
5 - 6 months
3
U.T.D. has a $12,000 yearly tuition . You earned a $1500 scholarship per semester.
You would pay an annual tuition of $9,000.
You would pay an annual tuition of $12,000.
You would pay an annual tuition of $3,000.
You would pay an annual tuition of $10,500.
4
TRUE or FALSE. Funds are taken directly from your account when using a credit card.
FALSE
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
5
The best method to obtain the lowest interest rate for a car loan would be to ________
Earn a Master's degree.
Maintain a good credit score.
Be a safe driver.
Politely explain why you paid your bills late.
6
Mr. Money has a Bachelor's degree and earns $100k a year. If he earns a Master's degree, ____
It would not affect his salary in any way.
His salary stops for 2 yrs because he's returning to school.
His salary would be 30% of what it is now, which is $30,000.
His salary could increase by 30%, which would be $130,000
7
Which level of education would provide you with the greatest earning potential?
Master's degree
General Education Diploma (G.E.D.)
Undergraduate degree
Associate's degree
8
When money is transferred from a savings account to a checking account, it should appear as a _
Debit in Savings and Credit in Checking
Credit in both accounts
Debit in both accounts
Credit in Savings and Debit in Checking
9
What is the balance on January 21st?
$1433.60
$1095.60
$1266.60
$1145.60
10
What would be included in a credit report?
All of the above.
Number of credit cards being used.
Missed payments on a loan.
Applicant's credit score.