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**-*** Personal Finance- Objective 5 - Saving Tools/ The Fundamental of Investing

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Type of debt a company issues to investos for a specific period of time

a)

Bonds

b)

Checking Account

c)

Savings Account

2.

Facilitates buying and selling investments from a stock exchange.

a)

Checking Account

b)

Brokerage Firm

c)

Savings Accounts

3.

Unearned income received from the sale of an asset above its purchase price

a)

Checking Account

b)

Savings Account

c)

Capital Gain

4.

Funds deposited in a CD are held for a certain length of time.

a)

Certificate of Deposit

b)

Bonds

c)

Brokerage Firm

5.

Saving tool to help manage everyday purchases. Very liquid. Quick access to funds

a)

Yeast Bread

b)

Checking Account

c)

Quick Bread

6.

Earning interest on interest

a)

Financial Advisor

b)

Bonds

c)

Compound Interest

7.

Recommended that educational loan payments require no more than 10/15% of your estimated income.

a)

Debt-to-Income Ratio

b)

Bonds

c)

Checking Account

8.

Only completes orders to buy and sell investments

a)

Yeast Bread

b)

Discount Brokerage Firm

c)

Quick Breads

9.

Decreases risk by investing money in a variety of investment tools

a)

Dairy Products

b)

Poultry Products

c)

Diversified Portifolio

10.

The share or profit distributed in cash

a)

Dividend

b)

Dairy Products

c)

Poultry Products

11.

Trained professional that helps people make investing decisions.

a)

Financial Advisor

b)

Vegetables

c)

Fruits

12.

The rise in general level of prices

a)

Vegetables

b)

Fruits

c)

Inflation on Investment Returns

13.

Stock holders will always receive a profit when the stock is sold, IS NOT A TRUE STATEMENT

a)

Debt to Income

b)

Investing in Stocks

c)

Checking Account

14.

How quickly and easily an asset can be converted into cash.

a)

Liquidity

b)

Mutual Funds

c)

Compound Interest

15.

Money earns depends on balance. Higher the account balance,higher the tirered interest rate, minimum balance requirement.

a)

Financial Advisor

b)

Money Market Account

c)

Paying taxes

16.

Diversified investments. Combining the funds of many different investors and then invest money

a)

Mutual Funds

b)

Paying Taxes

c)

Debt to Income Ratio

17.

Money one would have earned if they had worked instead of continuing their education

a)

Opportunity Cost

b)

Mutual Funds

c)

Paying Taxes

18.

Taxes are often owed on profits generated from investments

a)

Paying Taxes on Investments

b)

Money Market Account

c)

Compund Interest

19.

Setting aside a predetermined amount of money for savings before using any of the money on spending

a)

Pay Yourself First

b)

Stock Exchange

c)

Vegetables

20.

Higher, to maintain purchasing power

a)

Rate of Inflation/Rate of Return

b)

Income Taxes

c)

Property Taxes

21.

Higer Risk Indicate Higher Return

a)

Dairy Products

b)

Risk and Return

c)

Vegetables

22.

Designed to hold money not spent on current consumption. More liquid than a certificate of deposit

a)

Pay Yourself First

b)

Checking Account

c)

Savings Account

23.

Accounts offered, whose main purpose is to help manage money, and protected by the US Government against loss

a)

Savings Tools

b)

Pay Yourself First

c)

Taxes

24.

Savings tools are secure because they are protected by the US Government against lost

a)

Security Level of Savings Tools

b)

Trade- Off

c)

Taxes

25.

A share of ownership in a company

a)

Stock

b)

Protein Products

c)

Vegetables Products

26.

Organized, central services to buy and sell stocks, bomds and other investments that are traded.

a)

Stock Exchange

b)

Vegetable Products

c)

Legumes

27.

Investments structured for tax benefits. Reduce, defer, or adjust the current year tax liability

a)

Vegetables

b)

Dairy

c)

Tax-Advantaged Investment

28.

Amount of Interest earned on the account balance

a)

Tired Interest Rate

b)

Dairy Products

c)

Taxes

29.

Invest as long as possible and at the highest interest rate possible

a)

Time Value of Money

b)

Dairy Products

c)

Property Taxes

30.

Example: Giving up food from the vending machine to save $100.00 a month for emergency funds.

a)

Trade - Off

b)

Stocks

c)

Taxes