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Personal Finance Test 2

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Numbers on the bottom of checks and deposit slips are that identifies the financial institution

a)

account number

b)

routing number

c)

check number

d)

amount of check

2.

How do you tell the difference between outstanding and cleared transactions in a register

a)

outstanding transactions have a check mark; cleared transactions do not have a check mark

b)

outstanding transactions do not have a check mark; cleared transactions do have a check mark

3.

Fee charged for spending more than what the balance of the checking account is

a)

an overdraft fee

b)

an ATM fee

c)

a safe deposit fee

d)

a contact fee

4.

A combination of investments from funds of many investors to diversify a portfolio

a)

mutual fund

b)

stock

c)

bond

d)

CD

5.

Highest amount of investment risk

a)

stock

b)

bond

c)

mutual fund

d)

CD

6.

Lowest amount of investment risk

a)

stock

b)

bond

c)

mutual fund

d)

CD

7.

Potential for the highest return.

a)

stock

b)

bond

c)

mutual fund

d)

CD

8.

Receiving a share of the profit from the company you own stock in

a)

dividend

b)

capital gain

c)

inflation risk

d)

investment risk

9.

Bond considered to have the most investment risk.

a)

corporate bond

b)

Treasury bond

c)

municipal bond

10.

Why diversify?

a)

decrease risk by investing money in a variety of investment tools

b)

limit investors choices to one or two investment tools

c)

increase the risk/return ratio

d)

indicates an investor is a good predictor of the return an investment will have

11.

Retirement plans that are tax deductible.

a)

traditional 401 (k)

b)

traditional 401 (k) & Roth 401 (k)

c)

Roth 401 (k) & Roth IRA

12.

Retirement plans that an individual pays an income tax on the funds when withdrawn at retirement.

a)

traditional 401 (k) & traditional IRA

b)

Roth 401 (k) & Roth IRA

c)

traditional 401 (k) & Roth IRA

d)

traditional 401 (k) & Roth 401 (k)