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Personal Finance Final Exam Review
Personal Finance Final Exam Review
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1
Interest paid on interest previously earned
earned interest
advanced interest
compound interest
extended interest
2
The zero-based ________ gives every dollar a name on purpose on paper before the month begins
bank statement
loan
income
budget
3
When you buy a house you should have at least a 10% downpayment & not more than a __ year loan
30, 30
10, 15
20, 30
50, 15
4
Which of the following types of investment carries the greatest risk?
bonds
certificates of deposits
mutual funds
stocks
5
$500 in readily available cash to be used only in the event of an unexpected expense
Emergency fund
Nonprofit
Investment
Sinking fund
6
Which of the following is a good investment option?
futures
gold
mutual funds
single stocks
7
The biggest difference between a debit card and a credit card is:
You can't make online purchases with a debit card
A debit card doesn't proves you are responsible with money
A debit card only allows you to use money you already have
A debit card can't be used to rent cars
8
Which statement is true about diversification when it comes to investing?
It lowers risk
It increases risk
It guarantees zero risk
It means your investments are complex and profitable
9
A pool of money managed by an investment company and invested in multiple companies
Stock
Mutual fund
Variables
Portfolio
10
The offer of 'easy financing' is often used by companies as a
form of personal selling
marketing tool
way to serve you better
form of brand recognition
11
Wealth-building habits include all of the following EXCEPT
Paying yourself first by saving and investing
Living on less than you make
Replacing ugly, outdated appliance before they break down
A monthly budget that includes saving, giving & spending
12
A piece of ownership in a company
Risk
Share of stock
Mutual fund
IRA
13
A life insurance policy that covers a specic period of time.
whole life
term
universal
level
14
Federal insurance program funded by taxes; provides benefits to retired, unemployed or disabled
Social Security
Excise tax
Earned income program
Income tax
15
You have to 'build credit' in order to survive financially.
truth
myth
16
When the mortgage holder sells the property because the payments haven't been made on time
foreclosure
markup
estate sale
consignment
17
When it comes to managing money success is about ____% behavior and it is ____% head knowledge.
20, 80
80, 20
60, 40
50, 50
18
Refers to the financial opportunity given up because you did something else with your money
caveat emptor
buyer's remorse
branding
opportunity cost
19
Life insurance provides a monetary payout to ___, the person you elect to receive the money.
beneficiaries
premium members
claim recipients
mutual funds
20
The time frame that a loan is in force, at the end of which it should be paid in full
depreciation
loan term
loan report
annual agreement
21
The main federal agency designed to enforce consumer protection laws
Security Exchange Commission
North American Free Trade Agreement
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
22
This allows an asset to be converted quick into cash without a loss of value
investment
liquidity
tax-deferred
aggressive growth
23
A savings account established for large purchases, in advance of the purchase, over time
Emergency fund
Investment account
Loan
Sinking fund
24
The knowledge & skill set necessary to be an informed consumer & manage finances effectively
marketing
financial literacy
consumer finance
consumer identity
25
Responsible banking includes all of the following EXCEPT
overdraft protection using your bank-issued credit card
balancing your checking account regularly
reconciling your checking account each month
keeping accurate records
26
This type of expense changes in dollar amount every month, such as utility bills or groceries
fixed expense
discretionary expense
variable expense
intermittent expense