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Getting Good with Money Chapters 1-3

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Tiffany's parents immigrated to the United States from what country

a)

Barbadoes

b)

Ghana

c)

Nigeria

d)

Columbia

2.

Tiffany downfall into financial peril was mainly due to

a)

Borrowing against her mortgage

b)

Taking a cash advance from her credit card

c)

Taking out a personal loan

d)

Maxing out a credit card

3.

At the beginning of the book, Tiffany has managed to save a ton of money. She loses her money due to a scam. What was the scam?

a)

She decided to become a property investor.

b)

She purchased counterfeit items from online boutiques.

c)

Her "friend" tells her to invest in a business using money from her credit card.

d)

She opened up a financial planning business through the United Way.

4.

How long did it take for Tiffany to get out of debt?

a)

10 years

b)

1 year

c)

5 years

d)

7 years

5.

What was Tiffany's career before becoming a financial planner?

a)

An accountant

b)

A teacher

c)

A nonprofit employee

d)

A bank teller

6.

According to "Get Good with Money" the definition of financial wholeness is

a)

when all aspects of your financial life are working together for your greatest good, your biggest benefit, and your richest life.

b)

When your checking account and savings account are balanced.

c)

When you save all of your money

d)

When you have financial accountability

7.

Having multiple savings accounts in one place is a strategic way to accumulate wealth

a)

True

b)

False

8.

When you think about your expenses which expense is not in your control

a)

Utility Bills (based on usage)

b)

Entertainment (example- grooming)

c)

Bills (example mortgage)

d)

Groceries

9.

Examples of ways that you can reduce your expenses include

a)

Skip online shopping

b)

Cancel unused subscriptions

c)

Making a menu list before grocery shopping

d)

Rein in eating out

10.

Each person should strive to have two types of savings accounts which include

a)

Emergency

b)

Goals

c)

Checking

d)

Non-profit