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WorksheetsFinancial Planning WHY & HOW?
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Out of 4C which C is more important for retirement life?
1st C
2nd C
3rd C
4th C
Normally how many years it takes to move up life style.
3 Years
5 Years
7 Years
10 to 20 Years
How much Insurance Person of The Bare existence lifestyle should have.
No Insurance
5 Lac Insurance
10 Lac Insurance
25 Lac Insurance
What is the size of your Risk?
My Liabilities are my Size of Risk.
My Future is my Size of Risk
My Human Life Value is my Size of Risk.
My Assets Risk is My Size of Risk.
Which is not the common mistake of Retirement Planning?
My children will take my care during retirement life.
My savings would be sufficient for retirement.
I have sufficient assets to protect retirement life.
I have invested in guaranteed income plan.
How much % people thought that Regular Income is best for Retirement Life?
37%
53%
72%
42%
As per presentation How much % of income should be set aside for better future?
15%
10%
20%
30%
What is the best time to buy Insurance?
After 1 Month
After 1 week
After 15 days
Before it becomes need
What is the best time to start for Retirement Planning?
When we retire
5 years before retirement
10 years before retirement
When we start earning
Which is not the reason for loss of income?
Disability
Unemployment
Winning Lottery
Death
As per presentation, how much of working population in India have some form of social security?
7%
11%
25%
15%
How many Conferences have addressed by todays presenter Mr. Sanjay Gurani?
3500
500
2500
100
Which component is/are part of 4C family welfare economy from below list ?
Creation of Income
Consumption of Income
Continuation of Income
Conservation of Income
All of above
Which one is correct income distribution ratio?
50% for home expense, 20% on lifestyle, 30% for family future
30% for home expense, 50% on lifestyle, 30% for family future
20% for home expense, 30% on lifestyle, 50% for family future
50% for home expense, 50% on lifestyle
How much of Indian population expected to be dependent by 2050? above 60 years
10%
15%
20%
25%
