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Consumer & Financial Decisions Review

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What’s the Difference Between BNPL & A Credit Card

a)

Credit Cards Hold No fees where as BNPL has lots of fees

b)

BNPL is a bank where you can physically go in branch

c)

BNPL is only available for online Purchases

d)

Credit Cards help you build your credit score where as BNPL doesn’t.

2.

What is the first thing you should consider when formulating a budget?

a)

Assume your financial stability

b)

Calculate your monthly/annual net income

c)

Record your monthly/annual expenditure

d)

Set goals, objectives and constraints to adhere to

3.

What is the name of the legislation that provides some protection to consumers?

a)

Consumer and Competition Act

b)

Protection Act of Consumers

c)

The Competition and Consumer Act

d)

Consumers Act of Protection

4.

What is the best way to make a decision on buying a product?

a)

How much you want the product

b)

The amount of money you'll have in 4 years

c)

The amount of money you have

d)

Your credit score

5.

What are the 3 essential elements that make a legally binding contract?

a)

The offer, the handshake and the consideration

b)

The offer, the acceptance and the cheque

c)

The offer, the acceptance and the consideration

d)

The proposal, the handshake and the cheque

6.

What are the three riskiest ways of investing?

a)

Saving accounts, Index fund, Term Deposit

b)

Managed fund, Term deposit, Index fund

c)

Shares, Index fund, Real-Estate

d)

Managed funds, Saving account, Shares

7.

Which of the following terms best describes the process of contacting different sellers to find the best price for a product or service?

a)

Comparison shopping

b)

Window shopping

c)

Product shopping

d)

Price shopping

8.

Find the truth:

a)

10% of Americans don't own a credit card

b)

2.9 billion Australian debit transactions were made last year

c)

A credit card is for people ages 25 above

d)

Chickens are worth $230 in England

9.

What is a form of buying that a person purchases a product without any thought?

a)

Scheduled buying

b)

Contract buying

c)

Impulse buying

d)

Scattered buying

10.

What government organistaion helps and protects consumers in relation to investment, life insurance, superannuation, scams, and banking.

a)

New South Wales Fair Trade

b)

Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC)

c)

Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)

d)

The Ombudsman

11.

view the following video - what are some signs it could be a romance scam?

a)

the first thing they ask for is money

b)

the person doesn't understand you well

c)

you need to send them flowers

d)

none of these options

12.

rank the following in order of risk (lowest to highest)

a)

term deposit, savings account, shares, managed fund

b)

shares, index fund, term deposit, bonds

c)

bonds, index fund, savings account, term deposit

d)

savings account, bonds, index fund, shares

13.

what is the economic problem

a)

everywhere, like the force

b)

we have limited wants and unlimited resources

c)

we have limited resources and unlimited wants

d)

something to do with the sharemarket...ummm

14.

which of the following statements is true about warranties and insurance for a car?

a)

warranties protect from accidents

b)

insurance protects against faults

c)

insurance is no extra cost

d)

warranties vary depending on the type of car

15.

which of the following are hidden costs involved in buying a second hand car

a)

stamp-duty, inspection fees

b)

transfer-fees, insurance, warranties

c)

license fees, title searches, rego

d)

transport costs, fuel

16.

which of the following statements is correct when thinking about this sign

a)

this sign is always correct

b)

this sign applies when the customer changes their mind

c)

this sign applies if a product is unsafe

d)

this sign applies if a product is not fit for the purpose it was made

17.

what effect does buying a car second hand have on consumer rights?

a)

none - all consumers are protected

b)

some - it depends on how much the car costs

c)

some - you have more protection when you buy from a dealership but not from a private seller

d)

heaps - you lose all consumer rights when you buy a car second hand

18.

a friend of yours has a lot of debt through their credit card and is struggling to make payments for rent and electricity - what should they do?

a)

get in touch with a financial counsellor

b)

never pay just the minimum payment on the credit card

c)

contact their bank and people they own money to and make a payment plan

d)

all of these options should be considered