If an investment of $1,000 grows at a steady rate of 6% per year, how long will it take for a person to double this investment?

• 6 years.

• 12 years.

• 18 years

• 24 years.

Which of the following is an example of the Rule of 72?

• The maximum term of repayment for an installment loan on a new vehicle may not exceed 72 months.

• When considering a normal inflation rate, the cost of breadbasket goods will double every 72 months.

Which investment scenario yields the highest return over 5 years?

• $1,000 invested at 4% simple interest annually.

• $1,000 invested at 5% simple interest annually.

• $1,000 invested at 4% compound interest annually.

• $1,000 invested at 5% compound interest annually.

An individual seeks to earn the highest interest on a savings account. The account to achieve this goal will use which of the following methods to calculate interest.

• Simple interest.

• Interest compounded daily.

• Interest compounded monthly.

• Interest compounded annually.

Which of the following statements illustrates the concept of the time value of money?

• The earlier you start saving for retirement, the more your money will grow over time.

• Keeping your money under your mattress is the safest way to preserve its value.

• Investing in stocks always guarantees a higher return compared to bonds.

• Borrowing money at a high interest rate is better than borrowing at a low interest rate.

Which of the following statements best describes the benefit of contributing to a 401(k)?

• 401(k) contributions are taxed immediately, reducing your take-home pay.

• Contributions to a 401(k) are matched by your employer, up to a certain percentage, increasing your retirement savings.

• 401(k) contributions have no impact on taxes until retirement age.

• Contributing to a 401(k) increases your monthly expenses.

Which of the following best describes what financial planning allows a person to do?

• Manage income and expenses effectively to achieve financial goals.

• Spend money freely without worrying about future consequences.

• Guarantee sufficient funds to achieve short-term financial goals.

• Rely on credit cards and loans for major purchases.

What is the potential benefit of a Roth IRA?

• Tax deductions on contributions.

• Tax-free withdrawals in retirement.

• Higher interest rates compared to traditional retirement accounts.

• Guaranteed return on investments.

Why might a person choose to have an individual retirement account (IRA)?

• To increase their daily spending.

• To avoid paying taxes on their gross income.

• To save for retirement and potentially receive tax benefits.

• To invest in high-risk stocks.

At what age can a person typically withdraw money from an IRA without penalty?

• 55 years old.

• 59 ½ years old.

• 62 years old.

• 65 years old.