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Banking & Money Management Wise Test Review
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1
An outstanding check is one ___.
a check for more money than you have in your account
that's written for a huge amount of money
a check you didn't write in your register
a check which has been written but not cashed yet
2
A charge for using a debit card
Check Fee
DOL Fee
POS Fee
ATM Fee
3
The debts you owe
depreciation
expenses
variable costs
liabilities
4
For-profit institutions that are owned by stockholders
Pawn Shops
Banks
Credit Unions
Savings & Loans
5
If you 'opt-in' to overdraft protection, the bank will automatically cover you and charge a fee
False
True
6
Lunches, medical bills and personal care items are examples of ___.
fixed expenses
income
variable expenses
investments
7
The following is an example of a
special endorsement
correct answer is not listed
blank endorsement
restricted endorsement
8
Non-profit institutions owned by members and organized for their benefit
Pawn Shops
Banks
Credit Unions
Savings & Loans
9
A fixed amount of income that comes at the same time each month is called ___.
anticipated expense
anticipated income
none are correct
unanticipated income
10
In order to deal with inflation, the Fed may __.
stop loaning money to foreign countries
borrow money from foreign countries
raise interest rates
lower interest rates
11
___ is a sustained increase in the geveral price level of goods and services in an economy.
Interest Increase
Inflation
Ridiculous
Economic Growth
12
The __ rate is the basis for rates offered to a bank's BEST customers
Bank
Federal Funds
Interest
Prime
13
The total amount of money an employee earns in a pay period.
net income/earnings
paycheck
gross income/earnings
direct deposit
14
Institutions can pay higher interest rates for money market accounts
because the fed invests the money
because the law allows them to invest the deposits freely
they can't
only for the best customers
15
Cash and items that can be quickly converted to cash without a loss in value
liquid assets
collectibles
luxury goods
disposable assets
16
The __ rate is set by the Federal Reserve
Bank
Interest
Federal Funds
Prime
17
Deposits in these institutions (up to $250,000) are insured by the NCUA
Pawn Shops
Credit Unions
Savings & Loans
Banks
18
Financial goals should be realistic, specific and measurable
False
True
19
A charge if you deposit a check that is returned for insufficient funds
Withdrawal Fee
Check Fee
Returned Check Fee
Overdraft Fee
20
This type of account is also known as a 'time deposit'
Checking Account
Money Market Account
Savings Account
Certificate of Deposit
21
Savings accounts __
Pay low interest
May require a minimum balance
All are true of savings accounts
Offer limited access
22
A charge for not meeting certain requirements like minimum balance or writing too many checks
Check Fee
Monthly Service Fee
Debit Fee
Withdrawal Fee
23
The Federal Reserve ___.
Established a fractional reserve system
All are true of the Fed
Has 3 'parts'
Is the central banking system of the U.S.
24
Before you open an account with a bank, you should consider __.
the fee schedule
all are important considerations when choosing a bank
the services it provides
the interest rates it offers
25
A charge for purchasing checks
Stop Check Fee
Check Fee
POS Fee
Debit Fee
26
This type of account is the MOST liquid type of account
Checking Account
Certificate of Deposit
Money Market Account
Savings Account
27
Deposits in these institutions (up to $250,000) are insured by the FDIC
Savings & Loans
Banks
Pawn Shops
Credit Unions
28
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of money?
accepted
united
divisible
durable
29
Money left over after taxes and other deductions
disposable income
discretionary income
savings
anticipated income
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Special options that are more expensive than their alternatives
liabilities
collateral
collectibles
luxury goods