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Personal Finance

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of a payroll deduction?

a)

Net pay

b)

Overtime hours

c)

Health insurance

d)

Pay rate

2.

Lyla is applying for a loan to buy a home for the first time. Which of the following should she be certain to do when applying for the loan?

a)

Inaccurately report her debts

b)

sign blank documents

c)

read all paperwork carefully

d)

overstate her assets

3.

Developing a personal budget is an effective way to:

a)

calculate assets

b)

increase debt

c)

pay bills

d)

manage money

4.

If you are 17 right now, what is the best age to begin investing?

a)

27

b)

32

c)

17

d)

25

5.

Calculate Michael's gross earnings for the pay period if his net pay is $796.84 his total tax obligation is $157.27, his medical insurance is $45, and his union dues are $15.

a)

1014.11

b)

579.57

c)

984.11

d)

894.11

6.

Which of the following is a variable expense that Jake must consider when developing his personal budget:

a)

Anticipated salary increases

b)

Unexpected car repairs

c)

fixed car-loan payments

d)

homeowner insurance premiums

7.

Saving the money you might ordinarily spend each day on a cup of coffee and a donut:

a)

is not a practical step in reaching your financial goals

b)

will not result in significant savings

c)

is the sacrifice you must make for the future financial security

d)

can help you achieve larger financial goals

8.

The key factors involved in compounding growth are the amount of money of money you invest, how much your investment grows each year, and

a)

your mutual fund manager's education

b)

how you earn money you invest

c)

your educational background and career

d)

how long your money is invested

9.

To obtain reliable information about securities, a potential investor might speak with a

a)

loan officer

b)

colleague

c)

stockbroker

d)

trusted friend

10.

On January 3, Risa mailed her credit-card payment which was due on January 5. The credit card issuer received the payment on January 7. What most likely appeared on Anna's credit card statement the following month?

a)

processing charge

b)

over-limit fee

c)

late fee

d)

application charge

11.

Why do many financial advisors recommend that you validate your financial credit history annually?

a)

Information in your credit report can impact how much you pay to borrow money

b)

Information in your credit report appears in your social networking profiles

c)

Most universities review your financial credit report before accepting you as a student

d)

info on your credit report can impact how much you pay to borrow money

12.

Which of the following is a possible consequence of having one's identity stolen

a)

homelessness

b)

unemployment

c)

need for new identity

d)

damage to credit history

13.

Why should you spell out the check amount when completing checks

a)

spelled out amount verifies who can cash the check

b)

spelled out amount gives the purpose for the check

c)

spelled out check amount is used if the numbers are unclear

d)

spelled out amount specifies the bank's routing number

14.

When Charles receives a check four times a year for income he has earned on his stock investments, he is receiving

a)

deposits

b)

cash

c)

dividents

d)

credit

15.

Which of the following is the most effective way to pay off bills:

a)

pay the largest bills first

b)

pay the smallest bills first

c)

pay those with the highest interest rates first

d)

pay those with the lowest interest rates first

16.

What is the most negative information possible on a credit report?

a)

late payment

b)

lien

c)

collection agency report

d)

bankruptcy

17.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of a checking account

a)

account balance requirement

b)

overdraft protection

c)

online transaction options

d)

direct payroll deposit

18.

Individuals are most likely to require the services of a mortgage company when they want to

a)

invest in the stock market

b)

earn interest on savings

c)

purchase real estate

d)

acquire liability insurance

19.

The disadvantage to using credit cards to pay for goods and services is that you

a)

defer cash payments

b)

pay interest on purchases

c)

establish a credit rating

d)

earn quarterly dividents

20.

For an investment to yield positive results at the end of the investment period, the earnings should

a)

grow by at least 10%

b)

be accrued on a debt security

c)

be documented appropriately

d)

exceed the rate of inflation