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Household Budget & Money Management

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Question 1: What is the first step in creating a household budget?

a)

Setting financial goals

b)

Tracking your income and expenses

c)

Saving money

d)

Investing in stocks for future wealth

2.

Question 2: Which of the following is considered a fixed expense?

a)

Groceries

b)

Rent or mortgage

c)

Entertainment

d)

Eating out / takeaway food

3.

Question 3: What is the purpose of an emergency fund?

a)

Paying off credit card debt

b)

Funding a holiday

c)

Investing in the stock market

d)

Covering unexpected expenses

4.

Question 4: To improve your credit score, you should:

a)

Keep a low credit card balance and pay your instalments every month

b)

Spend up to your credit card limit and keep it there

c)

Ignore your credit scores/reports

d)

Pay your bills late - better late than never

5.

Question 5: What does "APR" stand for in the context of loans and credit cards?

a)

All Payments Required

b)

Average Payment Requirement

c)

Annual Percentage Rate

d)

Annual Personal Rate

6.

Question 6: How often should you review and adjust your budget?

a)
Once a year
b)

Regularly, such as monthly or quarterly

c)

Every five years

d)

Whenever you get a raise in income

7.

Question 7: What is the purpose of a "sinking fund"?

a)

To invest in the stock market

b)

To pay off debt

c)

Saving for retirement

d)

Saving for a specific future expense

8.

Question 8: Which of the following is a tax deduction that doesn't change depending on your income?

a)

Council Tax

b)

National Insurance

c)

Value Added Tax (VAT)

d)

Income Tax

9.

Question 9: When shopping online, what should you look for to ensure a website is secure for making payments?

a)

A padlock icon in the address bar

b)

Beautifully designed website

c)

A long URL - the longer, the better

d)

No contact information provided

10.

Question 10: What's a good strategy for reducing debt?

a)

Making only minimum payments

b)
Ignore the debt and hope it goes away
c)

Take a loan to pay off existing debt

d)

Pay off high-interest debts first