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WorksheetsF. P. Exam practice
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins
Which of the following statements about bonds and stocks is not correct?
Bondholders have a risk of not being able to sell the bonds in the secondary market.
Shareholders are actually owners of the company.
Bondholders are the creditors of the firm.
The shareholders have the priority to get back the capital when the
company is liquidated.
Which of the following is not a right of a stockholder of a listed company
Vote in the general meeting
Sell his stock in the stock market
Receive dividends
Elect directors
What is Mutual fund?
An investment in which investors pool their money to buy stock.
An investment that you put in your checking account
Investment that you put in your swimming pool.
Investment that you put in the ground.
How do you invest in stocks.
Buy it online.
You have to have a stock broker.
Buy it from someone.
You have to buy more then 12 shares.
What is Bull market?
Buying a bull online
When everything goes up and people are buying.
When prices are going down and nobody is buying.
When people are selling false information.
What is a Bear market?
When prices go up and everybody is buying.
Selling a bear online.
When prices go down and nobody is buying.
Buying bears online.
What is the differences between stocks and bonds?
They are both investments.
A stock is what corn grows on, and a bond gets you out of jail.
Stock represents ownership, and bonds represents your word.
A stock represents ownership, and bonds represents a loan.
Dividends are_____?
Money shareholders lose in stock.
Money shareholders pay to buy stock.
Stock that splits.
Money shareholders received from stock profits.
______________ insurance provides financial protection against overwhelming medical expenses
Health
Car
Comprehensive
Medical
_____________ ___________ __________ is a prepaid health plan in which care providers contract with (or are) employees of the org. to provide you with services
preferred provider organization
health maintenance organization
life insurance
non-life insurance
A(n) _________ is the amount of money you must pay each year before your insurance company starts paying
life
beneficiary
deductible
health
A(n) ____________ is a predetermined flat fee you pay for health care services
co-insurance
whole life
co-payment
term
__________ insurance is financial protection for a family in case the main source of income dies
life
term
medical
health
_______ ________ insurance is for a specified term, such as 5 years, or to a specified age
universal life
term life
cash value
whole life
The __________ is the person who receives money from a life insurance policy if the insured dies
beneficiary
life
deductible
health
The federal agency that oversees insurance companies is
The Federal Trade Commission
The Department of Transportation
The Consumers Union
Insurance companies are regulated on a state-by-state basis
What role does insurance play in financial planning?
It guarantees that income and assets are protected
It helps build and maintain one's credit score
It helps cover day-to-day expenses
It grows in value and appreciates over time
The out of pocket cost to the insured when a loss occurs is called...
Premium
Deductible
This professional analyzes statistics and uses them to calculate risks and premiums.
Agent
Actuary
Claims Clerk
Underwriter
A stone hits your windshield. Which type of coverage would likely cover this expense?
Collision
Liability
Comprehensive
None
Which of the following wouldn't save you money on your auto insurance premium?
Decrease your deductible
Reduce or eliminate optional insurance on an older vehicle
Maintain a good credit history
Bundle your insurance with other policies
What does SMART stand for in smart goals?
spend, manageable, analyze, reasonable, time
specific, measurable, attainable, realistic and time-bound
specific, manageable, analyze, responsible, tackful
the insurer agrees to pay the insured an indentified sum of money
asset
account excutive
annuity
Someone who operates an establishment for the deposit of money
loan officer
banker
financial planner
A mathematician who calculates the likelihood of events and prices insurance
Actuary
Financial Planner
Banker
To leave or give property by will
default
bequeath
benefits
Non-wage related compensation
bequeath
asset
benefits
The stock ofan established and reliable company that has stable earnings
blue chip stock
municipal bond
bond
The most widely used type of credit score
FICO SCORE
FACO SCORE
CFP
An item that is substracted from gross income on a tax return
deduction
deductible
exclusion
What does auto insurance pay for?
Car
Plane
Horse
Boat
What does auto insurance pay for?
Car
Plane
Horse
Boat
What is one way auto insurance can have cancellation
You pay your premium
You fail to pay the premium
You get paint on your car
Your car doesn't stop at a red light
The three types of auto insurance are liability, collision, and comprehensive
True
False
Charlie thinks he does not need auto insurance because he rides a motorcycle, is he right and why?
Yes, because auto insurance only covers cars/trucks
Yes, because any vehicle without enclosed driving space is not valid for auto insurance
No, because everything from bicycles to semi trucks is valid for auto insurance
No, because motor vehicles (including motorcycles) are valid for auto insurance
Charlie thinks he does not need auto insurance because he rides a motorcycle, is he right and why?
Yes, because auto insurance only covers cars/trucks
Yes, because any vehicle without enclosed driving space is not valid for auto insurance
No, because everything from bicycles to semi trucks is valid for auto insurance
No, because motor vehicles (including motorcycles) are valid for auto insurance
If you hit a pedestrian with your car what type of auto insurance is best?
Liability
Collision coverage
Comprehensive coverage
Personal injury coverage
Which is a list of reasons for higher auto insurance cost?
87 years old, inexpensive car, and good driving history
56 years old, expensive car, and good driving history.
20 years old, inexpensive car, and bad driving history.
19 years old, expensive car, and bad driving history.
What is the amount you have to pay before the insurance company pays anything called?
Bob
Firsthand payment
Deductible
Personal coverage payment
The price paid for the use of another's money.
Interest
Future value
Present value
Liquidity
A _______________ is an account that earns interest.
Lending
Profit
Savings Account
Allowance
Money received as a result of working is ______________.
Expense
Allowance
Savings
Income
Money spent for something is an _________________.
Expense
Allowance
Income
Lending
A ___________________ has a set amount every month and makes planning a budget easier.
Fixed Expense
Variable Expense
Allowance
Income
Taking a loan to use someone else's money is _______________.
Profit
Revenue
Borrowing money
Income
______________ is revenue minus cost.
Lendin
Profit
Borrowing money
Expense
To provide money temporarily that must be paid back is ______________.
Lending
Revenue
Borrowing money
Allowance
Which of the following statements about bonds and stocks is not correct?
Bondholders have a risk of not being able to sell the bonds in the secondary market.
Shareholders are actually owners of the company.
Bondholders are the creditors of the firm.
The shareholders have the priority to get back the capital when the
company is liquidated.
Bonds are debt contracts which represent claims for repayment at the maturity date.
True
False
A(n) _________ is the amount of money you must pay each year before your insurance company starts paying
life
beneficiary
deductible
health
What is a Stock
Car
Animals
the capital raised by a business or corporation through the issue and subscription of shares,
Used in cooking
What is Mutual fund?
An investment in which investors pool their money to buy stock.
An investment that you put in your checking account
Investment that you put in your swimming pool.
Investment that you put in the ground.
What is net worth?
The difference between a person’s total assets (what that person owns) and total liabilities (what that person owes). It is also called wealth.
The debts of a person or company; loans or expenses that must be paid.
A statement of actual income and spending for a certain time period, usually a year or month.
A list of all of a person’s assets and liabilities
