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WorksheetsPersonal Finance Final Review Part 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Personal Finance can be defined as knowing how to manage your money.
True
False
Creating a budget ensures you will not overspend?
True
False
A mortgage is a loan that is used to secure financing for the purchase of a house.
True
False
Variable expenses may differ in amount every period?
True
False
The document that gives a person's credit history and current credit status is called a credit score.
True
False
The first thing you should save for is your retirement fund.
True
False
Murphy's Law states anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.
True
False
Short term disability can cover up to five years of pay if you've been hurt.
True
False
In personal finance, liquidity means how valuable an asset is (the higher the liquidity, the greater the value).
True
False
A person's age can affect their credit score.
True
False
Credit offered through an individual company or merchant
Store Account
Rebate
Credit
An interest rate that changes at the discretion of the creditor
Fixed Rate
Variable Rate
The ability to borrow money with the agreement to pay it back later
spending limit
rebate
credit
A partial refund of the purchase price of an item
service credit
rebate
revolving credit
An interest rate that remains the same each month
Fixed Rate
Revolving Rate
Variable Rate
Use of electricity, water, and other utilities that you will pay for later is an example of this type of credit
Revolving Credit
Installment Credit
Service Credit
A credit account with a fixed balance that you repay with periodic payments
Installment credit
Service Credit
Extra Credit
A type of credit with which you make payments and continue charging to the account
Fixed Credit
Revolving Credit
Service Credit
The maximum you are willing to spend for an item
Spending Limit
Fixed Rate
Variable Rate
A pre-approved amount that can be borrowed
Revolving Credit
Installment Credit
Line of Credit
