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IRM Unit 1

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of the following best describes inflation?

a)

Stagnant price level in the economy

b)

Momentum increase in the price of the goods

c)

Increase in the general price level in the economy

d)

Decrease in the general price level in the economy

2.

The following are main reasons of why people should invest except for

a)

Match or beat inflation

b)

Reach financial goals

c)

Increase opportunity cost

d)

Reduce stress on achieving retirement goals

3.

Money is required to

a)

pay bills

b)

pay income taxes

c)

start a family and to provide for our children

d)

pay day-to-day expenses during retirement

4.

During retirement stage, one should reduce (a)   expenses if income is lagging.

5.

The concept of the principle layer of interest starts to accumulate on its own interest is known as (a)  

6.

Personal financial planning helps to:

a)

preserve debts

b)

increase wealth

c)

use credit prudently

d)

increase investment risk

e)

obtain what is really want in each stage of life

7.

A customer has decided to put his $20,000 savings into his savings account at an interest rate of 0.1% per annum instead of investing to earn a potential return of 2.4% per annum. Calculate his opportunity cost in percentage.

(a)  

8.

Define opportunity cost.

4 lines
9.

Explain what is Return of Investment (ROI).

4 lines
10.

An investment is considered as a good investment when the Return on Investment (ROI) is

a)

zero

b)

positive

c)

negative

11.

The formula for Return on Investment (ROI) can be represented as

a)

Amount of return * Initial principal investment amount

b)

Amount of return / Initial principal investment amount

c)

Initial principal investment amount - Amount of return

d)

Initial principal investment amount + Amount of return

12.

Select the relevant financial goals associated with a client who is young, married and in her 30s

a)

Save for children's education

b)

Start retirement planning

c)

Start an emergency fund

d)

Pare down debts

e)

Re-evaluate insurance requirements