What is the ultimate goal of achieving financial independence?

To have the freedom to choose how to spend your time

What is the significance of knowing your 'real hourly wage'?

It allows you to understand the true cost of your purchases in terms of life energy.

It helps you decide how many hours to work each week.

It determines your tax bracket.

It helps you negotiate a higher salary.

What is a 'happy life number'?

The amount of money you need to be happy

The amount of money you spend on luxury items

The number of vacations you take each year

The number of hours you work each week

How can you easily track your daily expenses according to the video?

By asking your financial planner

What is the benefit of becoming a systematic saver?

It enables you to generate passive income over time.

It reduces your tax liabilities.

It helps you track your daily expenses.

It allows you to buy more luxury items.

What is the purpose of having six months of savings in liquid assets?

To avoid going back into debt during emergencies

What is the first layer of financial independence according to the video?

Achieving mental sovereignty over the economy

What is the primary distinction between financial independence and financial freedom?

Financial independence is about having a lot of money, while financial freedom is about mental freedom.

Financial independence and financial freedom are the same.

Financial independence is about spending more, while financial freedom is about saving more.

Financial independence is about mental freedom, while financial freedom is about having a lot of money.

6.3: Options for Repaying Borrowed Money Lesson

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1.

SLIDE QUESTION

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2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Someone who is paid every other Friday is paid:

Weekly

Bi-Weekly

Semi-Monthly

Monthly

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Someone who is paid twice a month is paid:

Weekly

Bi-Weekly

Semi-Monthly

Monthly

4.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Someone who is paid weekly is paid _____ times a year.

5.

SLIDE QUESTION

1 min • Ungraded

6.

SLIDE QUESTION

1 min • Ungraded

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Determine Michelle's monthly payment.

$1000

$850.55

$594.04

$100

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6.3: Options for Repaying Borrowed Money

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Someone who is paid every other Friday is paid:

Someone who is paid twice a month is paid:

Someone who is paid weekly is paid _____ times a year.

Determine Michelle's monthly payment.

If her monthly payment is $594.04, determine the total amount that she will end up paying for this vehicle at the end of 5 years.

If she pays back a total of $35,642.40 on her $30,000 loan, how much interest does she pay?

If Michelle determines that she would rather pay off the $30,000 loan in 4 years at 7% compounded monthly, determine her new monthly payment.

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