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WISE Financial Literacy Quiz (Money and Banks)
WISE Financial Literacy Quiz (Money and Banks)
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1
A nonprofit cooperative whose members can borrow from pooled deposits at low interest rates.
Commercial Bank
Finance Company
Credit Union
Savings and Loan
2
Which investment type is the most liquid?
Traditional IRA
Savings Account
Stock
Certificate of Deposit
3
Opt-in checking feature to protect against writing checks for more than what is in the account.
Overdraw Protection
Overdraft Protection
Overuse Protection
Over-the-limit Protection
4
Which of the following is NOT a role of the U.S Treasury Department.
Sets Monetary Policy
Print and Mint Currency
Collects Taxes Through the IRS
Manages Government Debt Instruments
5
Which group of people are hurt worst with inflation?
College Students
Young Working Adults
Older Working Adults
Retired People
6
Which of the following is NOT a reason to reconcile your bank statement.
Keeps from overdrawing account.
Allows you to budget your money.
Confirms that all transactions that have been recorded
Help identify data entry errors
7
The U.S. currency is not backed gold or other precious metals, this is called:
risky currency
faith currency
fiat currency
porsche currency
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A payment order issued by Post Office; however they can have a high rate of counterfeits.
Money Order
Wire Transfer
Personal Check
Cashiers Check
9
Which statement is true about student loans.
Interest payment are all that is required after graduation.
You must make payments on student loans while in college.
Student loans do not have to be repaid.
Student loans are not forgiven if you file bankruptcy.
10
Which of the following institutions would have the highest interest rates on loans?
Payday Lender
Commercial Bank
Savings and Loan
Credit Union
11
Idea that money available at the present time is worth more than the same amount in the future.
Current Value of Money
Time Value of Money
Future Value of Money
Investment Value of Money
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This monetary equivalent used by retailers MAY have an inactivity fee apply after 12 months.
Credit Card
Check
Gift Card
Debit Card
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This reduces your taxable income.
Exception
Exhaution
Extention
Exemption
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A type of interest that earns interest on interest.
Time-value Interest
Simple Interest
Compound Interest
Easy Interest
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Portion of a person's income available for saving, or spending on non-essentials
discretionary income
budget deficit
expense to income ratio
budget surplus
16
What is the most common type of endorsing a personal check?
special endorsement - sign the check over to someone else.
All three are a common form of endorsement
blank endorsement - payee signing the back of the check
restrictive endorsement - write "For Deposit Only" on back
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A benefit, profit, or value of something that must be given up to acquire something else.
Cost/Benefit Analysis
Opportunity Value
Cost/Benefit Analysis
Opportunity Cost
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Formula that tells how long it will take to double an investment using compound interest.
Compounding Formula
Rule of 72
Investment Value
Time Value of Money
19
What happens when you cash in a CD before it matures?
Early Withdrawal Penalty
Nothing
Early Withdrawal Fee
Early Withdrawal Interest Rate
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This refers to the ease of turning an asset into cash without affecting the assets value.
Investment
Incentive
Interest
Liquidity