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Financial Literacy Pre-Test
Financial Literacy Pre-Test
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1
Renters insurance is not necessary, since the landlord's insurance will cover you.
False
True
2
A high credit score can help you get lower interest rates on loans and credit cards.
True
False
3
APR stands for
Average Payment Ratio
False
True
4
All debt is bad and should be avoided at all costs.
True
False
5
Financial experts recommend you keep an "emergency fund" of money (3-6 months worth) in a savings account.
True
False
6
Landlords are legally allowed check your credit report before they will rent to you.
True
False
7
A lower interest rate on a loan generally means you'll pay less over time.
False
True
8
Disability insurance replaces your full income if you become unable to work.
False
True
9
There are government-regulated internet sites where you can get your credit report for free.
True
False
10
A budget is a plan that outlines how income will be spent and saved.
False
True
11
Closing old credit card accounts will always improve your credit score.
True
False
12
If your bank emails you and asks you for your social security number and date of birth, it is safe to send it to them.
False
True
13
A 401K plan is a form of savings.
False
True
14
Using a debit card helps you build your credit score.
False
True
15
Using a credit card does not cost you any extra money if you make the minimum payment every month.
True
False
16
Net income is the amount of money you get after taxes and other deductions are taken out of our paycheck.
True
False
17
Your net worth is calculated by subtracting your debts from your assets.
True
False