Personal Finance Knowledge Assessment

1. Having a(n) (a)   means the amount of your liabilities is larger than the value of your assets.

1. (a)   means having the knowledge and skills to manage your personal finances.

1. As a(n) (a)   , it's up to you to make choices about what you buy and use.

1. (a)   is a fee charged for using borrowed money for a purchase.

1. American culture and businesses have convinced consumers that using (a)   is normal.

1. (a)   relates to all of the different money decisions you make each day.

1. Knowing your (a)   is the starting point for a financial plan.

1. A(n) (a)   is anything you own that has value.

When talking about personal finances, always remember that you will either manage your money or the lack of it will

(a)  

In order to get clarity on your money goals and have a powerful reminder to keep you on track, you need to

(a)