Duplicate of Final Review Game!

You can withdraw IRA funds without penalty beginning at age ________.

Which of the following is a tax-sheltered retirement account?

Which of the following could be best described as a middle term financial goal?

Most investors are trying to buy a stock at a ________ and sell it later at a ________.

Which of the following is an example of open-ended revolving credit?

By law, Federal Tax Returns must be typically filed by what date?

Which of the following is the best analogy for a financial plan?

In financial terms, a bond is a ________.

Which identity theft techniques could be practiced by an employee of a retail business?

Most experts say you should build a savings large enough for _____ worth of your regular bills.

Which of the following would you be LEAST likely to include on a resume?

Which is weighted heaviest in calculating an individual’s credit score?

Which of the following provides the most accurate definition of personal finance?

In general, which type of tax is typically used to fund local schools?

You pay for the first $1,500 of medical costs each year, your insurance pays everything else: 

Which of the following is not a legitimate credit bureau?

Which of the following would cause real estate prices in a market to go down?

All of the following are common parts of employee compensation plans except __________.

______ is a government-sponsored program to provide health insurance for low-income individuals

Whenever you authorize someone to take money out of your account, you are using a(n) ________.

People save money, build wealth, and acquire assets primarily by having a(n) __________.

the term for money that a lender makes available to a borrower, understanding it will be repaid

Why are payday lending, tax refund loans, and pawn shops expensive credit options?

A loan that requires you to put down collateral is a(n) __________ loan.

Which of the following is not the name of a typical tax form?

Net worth is determined by subtracting an individual's liabilities from his or her ________.

Which of the following is the most "liquid" asset?

The Federal Reserve stimulates the economy or slows it down by ________.

Which type of life insurance give coverage for a specific period of time and builds savings?

A financial plan with a higher level of risk is likely to also have ________.

Which liability is most likely to be short-term?

The process of combining several small loans into one larger loan is known as __________.

People without enough ________ often use ________ to cover immediate shortfalls...

Which of the following is in charge of determining how much money is in circulation?

A type of formalized training that allows you to train while paid to work is called a(n. _____.

Which of the following people would be least likely to want life insurance?

The federal tax system is carried out by the __________.

The highest median income is earned by people who have completed which level of education?

Most credit cards charge interest rates of ____ on balances carried from one month to the next.

Which of the following is the wisest guide to determine a credit limit for yourself?