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College & Career Readiness - Chapter 2
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If you have an abundance of money and assets, you are considered
Wealthy
Lucky
Destitute
Needy
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A software program that formats data in columns and rows and can perform calculations is a(n)
Charity
Spreadsheet
Net worth statement
Cash flow statement
3
An amount spent for an item that a person could do without is a(n)
Variable expense
Pay yourself first
Emergency expense
Discretionary expense
4
Financial trouble can be avoided by
Keeping debt under control
Living within your means
All of the above
Taking responsibility for our life
5
Ease with which an asset can be converted into cash without losing value.
Liquidity
Liability
Wealth
Pay yourself first
6
A(n) _________ is a written record of an individual's current financial situation.
Pay yourself first
Net worth statement
Spreadsheet
Money management software
7
Medical bills, credit cards, and charge accounts are examples of
Current assets
Long-term liabilities
Current liabilities
Assets
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Money that remains after a person has paid al of his or her expenses is
Discretionary income
Data analysis
Cash flow statement
Income
9
Process of setting up an organized system for important documents.
Social responsibility
Liquidity
Discretionary income
Recordkeeping
10
The cost of goods and services purchased is a(n)
Expense
Net worth statement
Budget
Income
11
Major problem that changes a person or family's lifestyle and future.
Personal financial crisis
Nature of financial planning
Liquidity
Emergency fund
12
A(n) is an organization that aids those in need
Pay yourself first
Social responsibility
Life span
Charity
13
Paper that can be filed with the court officer or used to uphold an agreement in a court of law
Expense
Legal document
Budget
Recordkeeping
14
Set amount that you must pay each budget period.
Fixed expense
Liquidity
Budget
Variable expense
15
An item of value that is owed, such as cash, real estate, and bonds is
A liability
An asset
Disposable income
Net worth
16
When considering your financial situation, you should consider
Short-term goals
Medium-term goals
Long-term goals
All of the above
17
Behaving with sensitivity to social, environmental, and economic issues is
Money management software
Charity
Social responsibility
Life span
18
Information stored on your computer should be
Password protected
All of the above
Organized
Secure
19
Cost that changes both in the amount and time it must be paid.
Fixed expense
Variable expense
Wealth
Spreadsheet
20
The difference between what is owned and what is owed is
Expense
Cash flow statement
Net worth
Life span
21
Plan for the use of money over time based on goals, expenses, and expected income.
Nature of financial planning
Emergency fund
Budget
Recordkeeping
22
Allowance, a paycheck, gifts, and gains from an investment are examples of
Wealth
Philanthropy
Expenses
Income
23
Money that can easily be accessed in case of a job layoff, illness, or unexpected expense .
Fixed expense
Liquidity
Emergency fund
Variable expense
24
Consists of the stages a family passes through over its lifetime.
Asset
Net worth
Family life cycle
Pay yourself first
25
Development of a strategy to meet a person's financial needs over a lifetime.
Family life cycle
Legal document
Nature of financial planning
Personal financial crisis
26
Studying data with the goal of discovering new information to aid decision-making is
Data analysis
Money management software
Cash flow statement
Recordkeeping
27
A summary of the amount of money received and the amount paid for goods & services over time.
Net worth
Cash flow statement
Budget
Charity