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Quiz 4 - Budgeting

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Budgeting is crucial to your financial success.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Preparing a budget includes:

a)

Income and expenses (spending)

b)

Only listing your expenses

c)

Only listing your income

d)

Only listing your debts

3.

An example of a FIXED expense (doesn't change) could be:

a)

Rent

b)

Groceries

c)

Petrol

d)

Clothes

4.

What is a record of income and spending and a plan for managing money?

a)

Bank statement

b)

Bank account

c)

Budget

d)

Interest rate

5.

What do we call money available to spend on goods and services that are not essential?

a)

Disposable income

b)

Essential income

c)

Variable expenditure

d)

Fixed expenditure

6.

Expenses that do not change from month to month, such as mortgage or rent.

a)

Fixed

b)

Variable

7.

Expenses that vary from month to month, such as entertainment, car repairs or electricity bills.

a)

Fixed

b)

Variable

8.

Making a purchase based on an immediate want or due to the pressure of advertising is considered Impulse Buying.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Which of the following is not a potential benefit of budgeting?

a)

Reaching long-term goals

b)

Building up an emergency fund

c)

Avoiding debt

d)

Increasing income

10.

What’s the first thing you should do with any extra income?

a)

Build up your savings

b)

Quit your part-time job

c)

Think of something you really want and buy it—you’ve earned it!

11.

If your income was £1200 a month and this month your expenses were £500 on rent, £40 on phone and £160 on transport, what would be the balance?

a)

£500

b)

£700

c)

£1000

d)

£1200

12.

What does Budgeting mean?

a)

Borrowing money at a low interest rate

b)

Moving money between accounts

c)

Working out how much money is available for a purpose

d)

Buying things for the lowest price

13.

Disposable Income is calculated by...

a)

Subtracting Expenditure from Income

b)

Subtracting Income from Expenditure

c)

Adding Income and Expenditure

d)

Dividing Expenditure by Income

14.

You earn £1000 a month. You spend £600 on rent, £150 on food and £60 on utilities. How much do you have left?

a)

£109

b)

£119

c)

£190

d)

£19

15.

Which of the following are essential expenses? (Choose 2!)

a)

Food

b)

Rent

c)

Phone

d)

Socialising

16.

Wages, Tax Credits and Benefits are Income or Expenditure?

a)

Income

b)

Expenditure

17.

The best way to start the budgeting process is to:

a)

Start tracking all of the money you spend for a period of time

b)

Automatically deposit money into a savings account with each pay cheque

c)

Pay off all your loans

d)

Curbing your spending on dining out or entertainment

18.

Which of the following are the best tools for budgeting?

a)

Personal financial management software/app

b)

A pencil and paper

c)

Computer spreadsheets

d)

Any of above. Whatever works best for you!

19.

When putting together a budget, which of the following items should you include?

a)

Fixed Expenses

b)

Discretionary (optional) Expenses

c)

Savings

d)

All of the above

20.

It is important to include savings when making your budget.

a)

True

b)

False