WorksheetsLaw and Finance Unit 2 Review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 35mins
This will result in which of the following fees?
What is an overdraft fee?
A fee that the bank charges you if you spend more money than you have in your account.
A fee that the bank charges you to have an account.
A fee that the bank charges you for withdrawing money from an ATM.
A fee that the government charges you for having a bank account.
Which of the following things can you do to avoid overdraft fees? Select all that apply.
Set up account alerts when you go below a certain amount of money in your account.
Never spend any money.
Check your account often to make sure you know how much money you have in your account.
Call the bank before any transaction.
Why is it a good idea to set up alerts for unusual activity on your checking account?
In case of identity theft so that no one can steal your money.
To help you keep track of purchases that you don't usually make.
To help you keep track of your direct deposits.
To help you know when your account is running low on money.
Your credit score determines how successful you will be in obtaining a loan
True
False
Hard Inquires lower your credit score
True
False
What is the most important factor of a credit score?
Types of credit
Payment History
Amount of debt
Inquires
The highest FICO score possible is:
1600
1000
850
700
A high credit score means you will have the highest interest rates when applying for a loan
True
False
Applying for a credit card only affects your credit score if you use the card.
True
False
Payment history accounts for around _______ of your credit score.
1/2
3/4
35%
90%
Which of these show your credit history?
Credit score
Credit report
Both
Which of the following items can be found on a credit card statement?
Payments made and new charges
Fees and interest charged
Year to date totals and how long it will take you to pay it off w/minimum only
All of these
What type of FICO credit score is 570?
Average
Great
Poor
Excellent
Which is an exceptional credit score?
672
555
713
813
Which of the following probably has the highest credit score? Assume that all of them have made regular monthly payments on time.
An 18 year old college freshman
A 20 year old waitress with two active credit cards
A 40 year old business owner with two cars, a house, and four active credit cards
A 50 year old with five credit cards who rents his house.
What does a credit score represent?
The amount of years a person has been paying a loan.
The amount of credit cards a person has.
The credit history of a person.
The amount of money a person has saved.
what does the 50% represent?
Resources
Bills
Needs
Wants
what is an example of a Bill your parents might have?
Restaurant
Party Supplies
Birthday
Electric
An example of a fixed expense would be...
Water
Electric
Mortgage or Rent
Groceries
Which is a Variable expense?
Student Loan
Car loan
Rent
Water
What does the 20% represent?
Bills
Wants
Needs
Savings
What is not an example of savings?
College
Rent or Mortgage
Vacation
Boat
Which would be wise to save for?
Birthday
Car Payment
College
Shopping
Why is savings important?
To enjoy freedom
To have money for fun things
To plan for the future
ALL the ABOVE
What does the 30% represent?
Bills
Savings
Wants
Needs
Should our wants outweigh our needs?
yes
no
What does GPA stand for?
Grapes Pears Apples
Grade Point Advantage
Grade Point Average
What does GPA show?
Your horoscope
The average of your grades in all your classes
True or False. GPA is an important factor colleges look at when deciding to admit students.
True
False
True or False. I need a high GPA to get in anywhere.
True
False. There are options for ALL GPAS! But the higher the GPA, the more options you have!
True or False. Many scholarships have GPA minimums to qualify.
True
False
A grade of a D is worth
1
2
3
4
0
A grade of a C is worth
1
2
3
4
0
A grade of a B is worth
1
2
3
4
0
1.A plan for future spending and saving, weighing estimated income against estimated Expenses.
Gross Income
Debt
Expense
Budget
2.The amount an employee earns once taxes and other items are deducted from his or her gross pay.
Budget
Debt
Gross Income
Net Income
3.The state of owing money to another individual or business, or the amount of money borrowed.
Gross Income
Net Income
Debt
Budget
7.The total amount of money an individual has earned before taxes are taken out.
Net Income
Checking Account
Gross Income
Overdraft
8.The money an individual spends regularly for items or services.
Budget
Expense
Checking Account
Financial Plan
