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Stevenage SDA Church Money Quiz - Game 1: Financial Literacy
Stevenage SDA Church Money Quiz - Game 1: Financial Literacy
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A quiz about #FinancialLiteracy for preparation of the #EuropeanMoneyQuiz
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1
How high are
interest rates
on money you put into a
savings account
at a bank at the moment?
Interest on a savings account at a bank is impossible
They have never been higher
They are very low
They are relatively high
2
What is
gross salary
?
The amount of salary you actually receive
The difference between personal income and taxable income
The difference between net income and taxable income
The salary that an employee earns before (tax) deductions
3
What does it mean to buy something
on
credit
?
That you buy something with money you have borrowed
That you buy something with only your own money
That you insure something you bought
That you get an extra discount
4
What is
VAT
?
A consumption tax added to most goods/services
A consumption tax for goods when it has a value of £100
A consumption tax for soda and candy, because it's unhealthy
A monster in Narnia
5
If you earn £9,50 per hour, and you work 40 hours per week, what is your monthly salary?
£308
£1.500
£380
£1.520
6
When you
borrow
money, what do you need to
pay every billing period
during the loan?
Interest costs
Repayments to reduce your debt
You don’t have to pay anything, because you have no money
The total of interest costs + repayments to reduce your debt
7
Which
expenditure
should receive the
highest
priority?
Netflix subscription
Buying new furniture
Rent payments
Paying for your new iPhone X
8
What do you call your income
after tax
has been deduced?
Disposable or net income
Taxable income
Gross income
Available income
9
Which statement about
dividend
from
stocks
is true?
You never receive dividend from stocks
You only receive dividend from stocks after 10 years
Dividend from stocks is always the same
Dividend from stocks can vary
10
What does
inflation
mean?
Prices decrease
Sustained price decreases - lead to increased value of money
Sustained price increases - lead to decreased value of money
That you have to pay in cash