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Budget, Savings, Banking Review
Budget, Savings, Banking Review
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Review of budgeting, savings, banking, and checking. #budgeting #savings #banking
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1
Money paid to the depositor by the bank to use the depositor's money is:
Principal
Savings
Capital
Interest
2
When opening an account, the initial deposit is:
Principal
Initial investment
Premium
Down Payment
3
The initials IRA stand for:
Initial Return Advancement
Independent Retirement Account
Individual Retirement Account
Investment Retirement Account
4
All banks have the same requirements for opening a checking account – principal, minimum balance, etc.
False
True
5
TF Credit unions are a for profit business.
True
False
6
Where can a money order be purchased?
Post office
All of those mentioned
Grocery store
Gas station
7
Which of the following is NOT a fixed expense?
Clothing
Cable bill
Savings
Cell phone bill
8
Why was the Federal Reserve created?
To set the prime lending rate.
To prevent banking panics.
To destroy money.
To govern the central banking system.
9
T/F When zero-based budgeting, every penny must be allocated into an expense.
True
False
10
The type of account that can best serve those who can maintain a high balance is:
Mutual fund
Money market
Certificate of deposit
Checking account
11
According to Mrs. Walsh, savings is a fixed expense.
False
True
12
When using EFT, you are creating an electronic record of your transaction.
False
True
13
An orderly program for spending, saving, and investing the money you earn is a:
Financial plan
Savings account
Budget
Investment
14
Things that you hope to accomplish within the next year or two are:
Short-term goals
Life goals
Mid-term goals
Long-term goals
15
T/F The purpose of a short term goal is planning and saving so you don't have to borrow money.
False
True
16
T/F Your monthly car payment is a variable expense.
False
True
17
When buying a mutual fund, the investor gets to pick the stocks in the mutual fund.
True
False
18
A personal check which the bank guarantees to be good is:
Certified check
Draft
Money order
Cashier's check
19
Used to send money in mail when one doesn't have a checking/bank account .
Certified check
money order
debit card
personal check
20
How much does the FDIC insure an account for?
$1 million
$750,000
$500,000
$250,000
21
Which level of compound interest would give the greatest return?
Semi-annually
Daily
Weekly
Annually
22
T or F Short term goals always involve money management.
True
False
23
An IRA:
Is tax sheltered
is a long-term investment
is a good way of saving for retirement
All of the above
24
T/F A check which has been cleared by the bank cannot bounce (insufficient funds).
True
False
25
These goals have a major impact on your life.
Short-term
Life
Long-term
Intermediate
26
T/F Groceries is a fixed expense.
False
True
27
The process of matching your checkbook register with your bank statement is:
Reconciling
Amalgamating
Resolving
Registering
28
T/F The deposit slip is signed every time it is used.
False
True
29
An organized plan whereby you match your expected income to expected expenses.
Financial plan
Long-term plan
Budget
Money management
30
T/F Service charges are added to the balance of your account each month.
False
True
31
T/F Interest is always paid on an interest bearing checking account.
False
True
32
Expenses that remain constant.
Fixed expenses
Adjustable expenses
Stable expenses
Variable expenses
33
A check that is written by a bank on its own funds is:
Money order
Personal draft
Cashier's check
Certified check
34
Expenses that change according to needs and short-term goals are...
Fixed expenses
Variable expenses
PYF
Monthly bills
35
What do the initials FDIC stand for?
Federal deposit Illinois credit
Federal deposit institution corporation
Federal deposit insurance corporation
For deposit in case
36
Money you have to spend after taxes is:
Disposable income
Fun Money
Budget income
Variable income
37
A bank's main source of income is:
Overdraft fees
Interest charged on loans
Maintenance fees
Credit card fees
38
PYF stands for:
Pay yourself first
Put yourself first
Pay yearly finances
Pay your finances