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Banking with Boss

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an asset

a)

Something that appreciates over time

b)

Something that depreciates over time

c)

Anything that you own that has value

d)

All of the above

2.

What is a paycheck “withholding”?

a)

Money your employer keeps for fun

b)

Money taken out for taxes and other deductions

c)

Money you refuse to spend

d)

Money you save automatically

3.

WHAT DOES EQUITY IN YOUR HOME MEAN?

a)

You owe more than your home is worth

b)

Your mortgage payment

c)

The total price of your home

d)

The amount of your home you actually own after subtracting what you owe

4.

In finance/accounting, what does liquidity mean

a)

How much money you earn per year

b)

The amount of debt you owe

c)

How much your investments earn

d)

How quickly an asset can be converted into cash without losing value

5.

What is diversification in investing?

a)

Putting all your money in one company

b)

Investing in different types of assets to reduce risk

c)

Selling all your investments at once

d)

Avoiding risky investments

6.

Which of these is the safest place to keep your savings

a)

Under your mattress

b)

In a savings account at a bank or credit union

c)

In an investment account

d)

In cryptocurrency only

7.

After struggling to pay his bills on time, Bob filed for _____.

a)

A savings account

b)

Bankruptcy

c)

Divorce

d)

College

8.

What does APR stand for in finance?

a)

Annual Percentage Rate

b)

Average Payment Ratio

c)

Annual Payback Rate

d)

Adjusted Payment Return

9.

WHAT IS THE FEE YOU PAY WHEN YOU BORROW MONEY?

a)

Deposit

b)

Credit Bureau

c)

Interest Charge

d)

Insurance

10.

With a Roth IRA (Individual Retirement Account), you do not pay taxes…

a)

When you withdraw the funds during retirement

b)

When you earn the funds before you retire

c)

You never have to pay taxes

d)

You never pay taxes on the interest income

11.

What is the “Rule of 72” used for?

a)

Calculating how to receive a 720 credit score

b)

Estimating time it takes money to double at a given interest rate

c)

Determining your annual budget using $7,200

d)

Figuring out your tax refund

12.

What is an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund)?

a)

A savings account offered by banks

b)

A government-issued bond

c)

A group of investments that trades like a stock

d)

A retirement-only investment

13.

WHAT IS A DETAILED REPORT THAT INCLUDES A PERSON’S CREDIT HISTORY

a)

CREDIT REPORT

b)

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT

c)

INVESTMENT

d)

PERSONAL FINANCE

14.

What happens when you check your own credit

a)

Your credit score goes up

b)

Your credit score goes down

c)

No impact to your credit score

d)

The credit bureau alerts your bank

15.

What type of debt is considered good debt

a)

Credit Cards Debt

b)

Auto Loan Debt

c)

Student Loan Debt

d)

Store Credit Debt

16.

What three main factors are used to calculate your credit score?

a)

Your income, debt, and monthly expenses

b)

Your payment history, money owed, and credit history

c)

Your payment history, annual income, and total debt

d)

Your income, income taxes, and monthly expenses