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Personal Financial Planning

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is not a short term goal?

a)

Going to college

b)

Graduating high school

c)

Passing this class

d)

Saving for a computer

2.

Which of the following is an example of an intermediate goal?

a)

Attending college

b)

Graduating high school

c)

Saving for a down payment on a house

d)

Saving for retirement

3.

Choose the best example of a long-term goal.

a)

Taking a yearly vacation

b)

Graduating from a 2 year college

c)

Graduating from a 4 year college

d)

Planning for retirement

4.

A short-term goal is best known as...

a)

taking one year or less to complete

b)

taking two to five years to complete

c)

taking more than five years to complete

d)

taking 10 years to complete

5.

An intermediate goal is best known as...

a)

Taking one year to complete

b)

Taking less than one year to complete

c)

Taking two to five years to achieve

d)

Taking five plus years to achieve

6.

Taking more than five years to achieve is best known as a

a)

Long-term goal

b)

Short-term goal

c)

Intermediate goal

d)

Goal

7.

Step 1 in the financial planning process is...

a)

Review and Revise Your Plan

b)

Create and Use Your Financial Plan of Action

c)

Develop Your Financial Goals

d)

Determine Your Current Financial Situation

8.

Step 2 in the financial planning process is...

a)

Determine Your Current Financial Situation

b)

Identify Alternative Courses of Action

c)

Develop Your Financial Goals

d)

Evaluate Your Alternatives

9.

The last step in your financial planning process is

a)

Identify Alternative Courses of Action

b)

Create and Use Your Financial Plan of Action

c)

Evaluate Your Alternatives

d)

Review and Revise Your Plan

10.

When should you review your Financial Plan?

a)

Every year

b)

When you change jobs

c)

When your financial situation changes

d)

All of the above

11.

Which item is a consumable good?

a)

Shampoo

b)

Your education

c)

A car

d)

An appliance

12.

What is a durable good?

a)

Car

b)

A refrigerator

c)

A Computer

d)

All the above

13.

An intangible item is...

a)

All items listed

b)

Your health

c)

Your education

d)

Personal Relationships

14.

Three influences on personal financial planning are?

a)

Life & Personal Values

b)

Economic Factors

c)

Economic Conditions

d)

None

15.

Market forces is an example of what factor in personal financial planning?

a)

Economic Conditions

b)

Personal Values

c)

Economic Factors

d)

Life Situations

16.

Attending college is an example of which factor in personal financial planning

a)

Economic factors

b)

Life Situation & Personal Values

c)

Economic Condition

d)

None

17.

Consumer prices fall under which influence?

a)

Economic Factors

b)

Life & Personal Values

c)

Economic Conditions

d)

None

18.

Which items fall under the Economic Conditions factor?

a)

Consumer Prices

b)

Consumer Spending

c)

Interest Rates

d)

None

19.

What are examples of Economic factors influencing personal financial planning?

a)

Global Influences

b)

Financial Institutions

c)

Market Forces

d)

None

20.

A haircut is best known as a...

a)

value

b)

goal

c)

good

d)

service

21.

A bottle of water is best known as a...

a)

service

b)

good

c)

goal

d)

estimate

22.

When determining if you should continue to saving $50 a month and place into your savings account, which step in the financial planning process are you in?

a)

Step 1

b)

Step 4

c)

Step 3

d)

Step 6

23.

What risk are you taking when you decide to drive through the mountains, rather than flying?

a)

Inflation risk

b)

Personal risk

c)

Income risk

d)

Opportunity cost

24.

When deciding to buy a car now or later in the year, you are evaluating what risk?

a)

Interest Rate Risk

b)

Inflation Risk

c)

Personal Risk

d)

Liquidity Risk

25.

What risk are you evaluating when/if you lose your job?

a)

Interest Rate Risk

b)

Income Risk

c)

Liquidity Risk

d)

Personal Risk

26.

To figure gross income when given a yearly salary of $52,000, you would do what?

a)

take $52,000 divided by 12

b)

nothing

c)

take $52,000 multiplied by 12

d)

figure monthly expenses

27.

What are you total deductions if your gross wage is $5000 a month and your net income is $3600?

a)

$8,600

b)

-$1,400

c)

$2000

d)

$1,400

28.

To figure how much money you have left after all bills and expenses are paid, you would do what?

a)

Take Net Income - Expenses

b)

Take Gross Wages - Expenses

c)

Take Total Deductions - Expenses

d)

Nothing

29.

The formula for calculating interest is?

a)

Principle X # of years

b)

Principal X Annual Interest Rate

c)

Expenses X Interest Rate

d)

Net Income X Interest Rate

30.

Your wrote a check for $450 to Credit Union of America. Where on the check does Credit Union of America go?

a)

Pay to the Order of

b)

To

c)

Memo

d)

From

31.

What does the routing number do?

a)

Identifies your bank

b)

Identifies your account number

c)

Identifies your savings account number

d)

Identifies your debit card number

32.

All transactions should be recorded where?

a)

They shouldn't

b)

In a register

c)

Your head

d)

Your online account

33.

What strategy can help you reach your financial goals?

a)

Obtain a job

b)

Live paycheck to paycheck

c)

Borrow money for all you can

d)

Spend all your money

34.

What strategies can help you reach your financial goals?

a)

Plan your finances

b)

Spend Wisely

c)

Save

d)

Never plan for life events

35.

What strategies can help you reach your financial goals?

a)

Investing

b)

Managing Risks

c)

Planning for Retirement

d)

All the above

36.

To figure annual interest of a deposit of $1000 at a 3% annual interest rate, you would?

a)

$1000 / .03

b)

$1000 x .03

c)

$1000 x 1.03

d)

I don't know.

37.

Money has no time value?

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Future value is the amount your original deposit will be worth in the future based on earning a specific interest rate over a specific period of time.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Principal is the amount of accrued interest.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

Guidelines for setting your financial goals, should be realistic, specific, clear on your time frames, and help you decide what type of action to take?

a)

True

b)

False

41.

Financial Institutions are examples of Economic Factors

a)

True

b)

False

42.

Global influences do not play a part in influencing financial decisions.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Interest Rates are an example of Economic Conditions.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

Interest is the price that is paid for the use of another's money.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Interest rates do not rise during inflation.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

Financial planning in high school is not important?

a)

True

b)

False

47.

What is the interest earned on $1000 with an interest rate of 3%?

a)

$300

b)

$30

c)

$3

d)

$3000

48.

How much money do you have at the end of one year if you are earning 3% on $1000?

a)

$30

b)

$1030

c)

$1300

d)

$1003

49.

A good personal financial plan includes assessing your present financial situation, making a list of your current needs, and planning for future needs.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

A mortgage payment is an examples of what type of expense?

a)

Fixed

b)

Variable

c)

Discretionary