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Clark's Ch. 2 Budgeting (Dave Ramsey)
Clark's Ch. 2 Budgeting (Dave Ramsey)
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Dave Ramsey Chapter 2
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1
Groceries are a:
Fixed expense
Variable expense
Discretionary expense
Intermittent expense
2
Budgeting is crucial to your financial success
False
True
3
If you write a zero-based budget every month, it is not necessary to reconcile your account
True
False
4
The number-one cause of divorce in North America today is stress and disagreements over money
True
False
5
A written budget, if followed, removes _________ from your finances
Overspending
All of the above
Management by crisis
Stress about running out of money before the end of the month.
6
Setting up automatic account transfers is the easiest way to build your savings
True
False
7
These are divided into categories & store cash for planned monthly expenses.
Wallets
Bank accounts
Envelope System
8
PYF means you should assign a portion of your income to saving and investing every month
False
True
9
The following are guidelines for budgeting with an irregular income except:
Make a list of all of your expenses for the month ahead
It is no different than with a regular income
When your check comes in, spend your money down the list
Prioritize the list in order if importance
10
Cash flow plan that assigns an expense to every $ of income, total income
-
total expenses
=
zero
Named budget
Budget
Zero-based budget
11
Car repairs are an:
Intermittent expense
Fixed expense
Variable expense
Discretionary expense
12
Which of the following is not a record-keeping feature you could expect from your bank?
Customer service reconciles your account for your
A monthly account statement
A reconciliation sheet
An account register
13
A monthly written plan including income and outcome.
Budget
Envelope system
Cash flow statement
14
A debit card cannot be used for online purchases
False
True
15
When you have debt and struggle to pay your bills, how can you still give each month?
give compliments
small acts of kindness
smile at people you meet
All of above
16
According to Ramsey, which is something that a typical millionaire would do?
Spend less money that he or she makes
Replace things that are not broken
Lease a new car
Carry debt
17
Digital budgets are better than paper.
True
False
18
Doing a budget:
Gives you permission to spend
Remove guilt and shame associated with purchases
Show if you are overspending in an area
Make your money go further
19
Your budget should have how many categories?
4
The number that works best for YOU!
6
10
20
Your monthly budget should include:
All of the above
Intermittent expenses
Fixed expenses
Variable expenses
21
The envelope system works for managing spending on things that don't have a fixed monthly expense
False
True
22
The zero-based budget is the best method of budgeting because:
This type of budget is less complicated
A zero-based budget allows less money for wants
It ensures that every dollar you make is assigned a purpose
Sticking to a zero-based budget requires less discipline
23
Eating out is a
Discretionary expense
Intermittent expense
Fixed expense
Variable expense
24
How does your money personality affect your relationship with money?
Affects your attitude toward budgeting
Does not affect your relationship with money
makes you a better investor
affects your ability to budget
25
The act of matching your bank statement with your checkbook
Budget
Reconcile or tracking
Overdraft
26
Most Amercian know they should budget but only______% actually budget.
35
28
60
95
27
Having more than one bank account is never a good idea since it can complicate money management
False
True
28
Rent or a mortgage is a:
Fixed expense
Variable Expense
Intermittent expense
Discretionary expense
29
Online bill pay allows you to make payments without having to write and mail a check
False
True
30
A summary that shows total income and spending for a given time period.
Bank statement
Cash Flow Statement
Budget