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How well do you know your finances?

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How much was Sally paid this month before any tax or deductions were taken?

a)

£2700

b)

£1950.88

c)

£2000

2.

If you are on a 'standard personal allowance' how much can you earn before you pay tax?

a)

£0 you may tax on everything

b)

£12,500

c)

£50,000

3.

What does it mean if your tax code has ‘W1’, ‘M1’ or ‘X’?

a)

You work part time

b)

It's about where you live

c)

You are being emergency taxed

4.

Which of these bills should be your main priority?

a)

Council tax

b)

TV and internet

c)

Credit card

d)

Mobile phone bill

5.

How long can an unpaid bill affect your credit rating?

a)

4 years

b)

5 years

c)

6 years

6.

Which of these could affect your chance of getting a mobile phone contract?

a)

Living in a council estate

b)

Never having borrowed before

c)

Your parents having bad credit

7.

How can you improve your credit rating?

a)

Get on the electoral register

b)

Having an unused credit card

c)

Moving house a lot

8.

Which of these is not a type of mortgage?

a)

Fixed rate

b)

Offset

c)

Live Market

d)

Standard Variable Rate

9.

What is the maximum state pension available from April 2019?

a)

£168.60 per week

b)

£205.65 per week

c)

£248.40 per week

10.

Which of these generally charges the highest interest rates?

a)

Unsecured personal loans

b)

Pay day loans

c)

Credit cards

11.

According to ARLA how much will you spend on rent before you buy?

a)

£35,000

b)

£53,000

c)

£64,000

12.

What is the average level of debt for a third of 16-24 year olds?

a)

£849

b)

£1651

c)

£2253

d)

£2989

13.

What is the average monthly cost of living in the UK for a student?

a)

£751

b)

£807

c)

£875

14.

What was the average salary in the UK in 2019?

a)

£34,201

b)

£35,786

c)

£36,611

d)

£37,989

15.

How much interest and fees does a cash withdrawal cost with a credit card (on average)?

a)

Interest 26% & cash advance fee 3% of the amount withdrawn

b)

Interest 33% & cash advance fee 10% of the amount withdrawn

c)

Interest 18% & no cash advance fee

16.

What was the average credit card interest rate in the UK in Sept 2019?

a)

18.9% APR

b)

22.9% APR

c)

24.7% APR

17.

What was the average credit card debt per household in the UK in February 2019?

a)

£2649

b)

£2953

c)

£3565

18.

How long would it take to pay off average credit card debt if you were making only the minimum payment per month?

a)

5 years and 4 months

b)

26 years and 7 months

c)

12 years and 3 months

d)

18 years ad 5 months

19.

Which of the following is not a change happening to overdrafts from April 2020

a)

The same interest rate for arranged and unarranged overdrafts.

b)

No daily or monthly fees for using your overdraft.

c)

Increased penalties for going into an unarranged overdraft

20.

Which is better for a saver - an account which calculates interest daily, monthly or yearly?

a)

Daily

b)

Monthly

c)

Yearly