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TRIO Upward Bound Fall 2024 - Fin Lit So Far
TRIO Upward Bound Fall 2024 - Fin Lit So Far
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This Quiz reviews modules 1 through 3 in Nucleus Fin Lit!!
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1
What is a financial plan?
A list of your monthly investments
A list of your monthly expense
Process of creating a financial “road map” for your life
Process of saving money
2
Financial flexibility is having enough money and assets to meet all of your present and future wants and needs
True
False
3
This is a term for achieving a sufficient level of knowledge and skill to make informed choices about money
Financial Literacy
Financial Goals
Financial Independence
Financial Responsibilities
4
What does the M in SMART Goals stand for?
Mediated
Measurable
Monitored
Manipulated
5
Income is all money that you earn or receive—from sources such as work, investments, inheritances, and support programs
False
True
6
Which one is NOT a financial responsibility?
Food
Rent/Mortgage
Movies
Utilities
7
A self-employed person who does free-lance work on a contract basis— they are hired to complete a specific project
Independent contractor
Employee
Manager
Business owner
8
Which of these is NOT a risk of living paycheck to paycheck?
Cannot afford all financial responsibilities
Cannot afford luxuries
Cannot save for retirement
Cannot save for emergency
9
The act of setting aside money for future use instead of spending it is called
Saving
Hoarding
Donating
Investing
10
Having good financial habits is what helps a person reach their financial goals
True
False
11
Non-income aspects of an employee’s total compensation, which usually includes healthcare coverage and PTO
Employee benefits
Intangible benefits
Tangible benefits
Contractor benefits
12
If you want to be a part owner in a company, you want to choose a company that offers equity as a benefit.
False
True
13
You should wait until you are older to start saving for retirement!
False
True
14
This is the final amount of money that you receive in a paycheck after all taxes and deductions have been taken out
Commission Pay
Gross Pay
Tips Pay
Net Pay
15
This is a framework you create to plan what you do with your monthly income — including how much you spend and save
Savings plan
Financial plan
Budget
Expense list
16
These include your rent or mortgage, grocery bills, utilities, loan payments, and other personal needs
Optional living expenses
Optional investments
Required living expenses
Required investments
17
These are specific, recurring behaviors and tendencies, that affect your finances and ability to achieve goals
Financial practices
Financial plans
Financial habits
Financial goals
18
An approach to saving that involves putting a portion of your income aside before spending it
Paying yourself nothing
Paying yourself first
Paying yourself extra
Paying yourself last
19
Specified amount of money an employee makes, annually; does not depend on how much time the employee works
Salary
Wages
Tips
Commissions
20
Your ability to make income from the work that you do is called:
Payment potential
Household earnings
Investment earnings
Earning potential