If you pay only the minimum payment on your credit card each month, what is likely to happen?

You will pay more interest over time

Your balance will decrease quickly

Your credit score will drop immediately

Your credit limit will increase

You receive a W-2 form from your employer. What information does it provide?

Your total wages and taxes withheld

Your total interest earned from savings

If you want to reduce your monthly expenses, which of the following would be the most effective first step?

Track your spending for a month

You are planning a monthly budget. How would you allocate your income to ensure you can pay all your bills and save money? Explain your reasoning.

Allocate money first to needs, then wants, and set aside savings

Spend all your income on entertainment

Only pay bills if you have money left over

Ignore savings and focus on spending

A friend suggests using a credit card for all purchases to earn rewards points. What are the potential risks and benefits of this strategy? Use evidence to support your answer.

Both risks (debt, interest) and benefits (rewards, tracking spending)

You notice you are consistently spending more than you earn each month. What steps could you take to address this issue? Provide a plan.

Track expenses, reduce unnecessary spending, and increase income if possible

If you receive a tax refund, what is a financially responsible way to use it? Justify your answer.

Invest or save it, or pay off debt

Use it to apply for more credit cards

You are offered two credit cards: one with a low interest rate and no rewards, and one with a high interest rate and high rewards. Which should you choose and why?

Choose based on your ability to pay off the balance each month

Always choose the card with high rewards

Always choose the card with the lowest interest rate

Choose the card with the highest credit limit

You want to save for a $2,400 laptop in two years. What monthly savings plan would you create, and how would you ensure you stick to it?

Save $100 per month and set up automatic transfers to savings

Save only when you have extra money

Wait until the last month to save the full amount

Use a credit card to buy the laptop now

If you are self-employed, what additional tax responsibilities do you have compared to an employee? Explain your answer.

You must pay self-employment tax and estimate quarterly taxes

You are considering a balance transfer to a new credit card with a 0% introductory APR for 12 months and a 3% transfer fee. What factors should you consider before making this decision?

The transfer fee, your ability to pay off the balance in 12 months, and the APR after the introductory period

You want to increase your savings rate but have limited income. What strategies could you use to achieve your goal? Support your answer with reasoning.

Reduce expenses, set savings goals, and automate savings

Only save if you win the lottery

You are preparing your first tax return and are unsure about which deductions you qualify for. What should you do to ensure your tax return is accurate and complete?

Research IRS guidelines or consult a tax professional

Guess which deductions to claim

Select the statement that is true

Fixed expenses are expenses whose value do not change every month

Variable expenses are expenses whose value change every month

Which of the following is a variable expense for many adults?

Their monthly cost of eating out at restaurants

The monthly payment on their car loan

Their monthly payment for health insurance

Explain the 50/30/20 budgeting rule.

The 50/30/20 budgeting rule recommends dividing your income into 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings or debt repayment.

The 40/30/30 budgeting rule recommends dividing your income into 40% for needs, 30% for wants, and 30% for savings or debt repayment.

The 60/20/20 budgeting rule recommends dividing your income into 60% for needs, 20% for wants, and 20% for savings or debt repayment.

The 70/20/10 budgeting rule recommends dividing your income into 70% for needs, 20% for wants, and 10% for savings or debt repayment.

Describe the two account method of budgeting.

The two account method of budgeting separates fixed expenses from variable expenses to better track and manage spending.

The two account method of budgeting combines income and expenses into one account

The two account method of budgeting involves tracking expenses only

The two account method of budgeting focuses on short-term financial goals

A financial plan that defines expenses for a period of time.

What is a Billing Period?

The period that your charges are applied to your credit card

The time between two credit card statements

The time it takes to process a credit card application

The period during which interest is not charged

What is an Annual Fee in the context of credit cards?

C. A bank charge for use of a credit card levied each year, billed to the customer's monthly statement

A. A one-time charge for opening a credit card account

B. A monthly charge for using a credit card

D. A fee charged for late payments on a credit card

What is an Annual Fee in the context of credit cards?

A bank charge for use of a credit card levied each year

A one-time charge for opening a credit card account

A monthly charge for using a credit card

A fee for exceeding the credit limit

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Which of the following is an example of a fixed expense in a personal budget?

What does APR stand for in relation to credit cards?

Which government form is used to file federal income taxes in the United States?

What is the main purpose of a budget?

Which of the following is NOT a type of credit card fee?

What is the deadline for filing federal income taxes in the United States for most individuals?

Which of the following best describes a credit score?

Which of the following is considered a variable expense?

What is the primary benefit of paying your credit card balance in full each month?

Which of the following is a legal way to reduce your taxable income?

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