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Final

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Money added to a checking account is called a

a)

withdrawal

b)

deposit

c)

endorsement

d)

drawee

2.

Approximately how often does a financial institution send a bank statement through the mail?

a)

yearly

b)

weekly

c)

quarterly

d)

monthly

3.
To put money $$ in the bank, is called:
a)
WITHDRAWAL
b)
DEPOSIT
c)
INVEST
d)
WRITE A CHECK
4.
To take money OUT of your account, is called:
a)
WITHDRAWAL
b)
DEPOSIT
c)
TRUST
d)
STEAL
5.

Always use permanent ink when writing a check.

a)

True

b)

False

6.
How is wealth defined?
a)
How much money you have in your Checking and Saving accounts
b)
Debts - Assets
c)
All assets, including money in the bank + retirment
d)
Assets - Debts
7.
Which is NOT a typical goal for a savings account?
a)
To create an emergency fund
b)
To pay for higher education
c)
To save for a new car
d)
To buy groceries for this week
8.

What is a reason for why so many Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck?

a)

Many people are paying themselves first and then spending

b)

Many people only buy what they NEED, not what they WANT

c)

Many people impulse shop

d)

Many people spend within their budget

9.

You earn _______________ by saving money in a savings account.

a)

money

b)

interest

c)

awards

d)

trophies

10.
An account that pays interest on a specific sum of money that a person has deposited for a specific period of time. If withdrawn before that time,the bank imposes a penalty fee.
a)
Savings Account
b)
Certificate of Deposit (CD)
c)
Checking Account
d)
Money Market Account
11.
A type of bank account where the bank invests the money in government and corporate securities in order to pay a higher interest rate than a regular savings account. You typically have to have a large minimum balance in order to have such an account.
a)
Savings Account
b)
Money market account
c)
Checking Account
d)
CD
12.
A portion of your income that you do not spend on your current needs, but instead set aside for future needs.
a)
Collateral
b)
Discretionary Income
c)
Savings
d)
Net Worth
13.

A cosigner on a loan can help by:

a)

Reducing monthly payments

b)

False

c)

Boosting approval odds

d)

Offering collateral for the loan

14.

Which of the following is TRUE about a credit report?

a)

It is a complete history of one type of credit you have

b)

Credit reports are maintained by the 5 main credit bureaus

c)

You can get a copy of your credit report for free

d)

You can get a credit report only when you're 21 years old

15.

Establishing credit early can help with:

a)

Quick loan approvals

b)

Higher credit card limits

c)

Avoiding yearly credit checks

d)

Getting better interest rates

16.

Attempted recovery of a past-due credit obligation or debt by a collection department or agency

a)

Net Worth

b)

Credit Bureau

c)

Collections

d)

Debt Snowball Method

17.

An agreement in which a borrower receives something of value now and agrees to repay the lender in the future, generally with interest

a)

Credit Score

b)

Credit

c)

Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

d)

Credit Bureau

18.

A record of a person's use of credit over time; your credit history plays an important role in determining your credit score

a)

Credit Score

b)

Credit History

c)

Collections

d)

Credit Report

19.

A document containing an individual's financial information focusing on payment of their credit obligations over time

a)

Net Worth

b)

Thin File

c)

Credit

d)

Credit Report

20.

All of the following are costs of going to college EXCEPT...

a)

Tuition and fees

b)

Room and board

c)

Textbooks

d)

Scholarships and grants

21.

Why should you file the FAFSA as early as possible?

a)

It can help your chances of being accepted into schools

b)

Aid is given out on a first-come, first-serve basis

c)

You're guaranteed to get more merit-based scholarships

d)

You'll get a lower interest rate on federal student loans

22.

What kinds of aid are you eligible for by filing the FAFSA? (hint: choose 3 correct answers)

a)

Grants and Scholarships

b)

Private Student Loans

c)

Work-Study

d)

Federal Student Loans

23.

Money you receive for school that does not have to be paid back. Select all that apply.

a)

Federal Student Loans

b)

Grants

c)

Private Student Loans

d)

Scholarships

24.
Budgeting is crucial to your financial success.
a)
True
b)
False
25.
Preparing a budget includes
a)
Income, Expenses, Saving
b)
Only listing your expenses
c)
Only listing your debts
d)
Only listing your income
26.
A vacation is an example of a _________
a)
need
b)
want
27.
Medical care is an example of a ______
a)
Need 
b)
Want
28.

Which of the following is generally the most expensive category in a person’s budget?

a)

Healthcare

b)

Clothing

c)

Transportation

d)

Housing

29.

A key difference between saving and investing is

a)

Saving is for everyone, investing is for the wealthy

b)

Your money is insured when investing, it is not in savings

c)

Investing has a guaranteed return, savings does not

d)

Saving is for emergencies & goals, investing is for long-term wealth

30.
An individual retirement account that is not sponsored by an employer.
a)
401K
b)
Roth Stock
c)
IRA
d)
Mutual Fund
31.

Why is it important to start investing as soon as possible?

a)

You take less risk when you are young, so money will be safe

b)

You have more time for your money to compound

c)

Investing is an easy way to make quick money

d)

Fees on investments are cheaper when you are younger

32.

Using income for purchases, expenses, and debt

a)

spending

b)

savings

c)

goods

d)

services

33.

things purchased by consumers

a)

goods

b)

consumer

c)

producer

d)

supply

34.

A person who provides a good or service

a)

producer

b)

need

c)

want

d)

consumer

35.

If you want to build work experience directly after high school, you could...

a)

Take an online college course

b)

Attend a four-year college

c)

Find an apprenticeship

d)

Volunteer once a year

36.

Which of the following is true about a college education?

a)

College is the only way to get a stable, high paying job

b)

College grads have higher lifetime earnings on average than HS grads

c)

College grads have a higher rate of unemployment

d)

More education is related to lower unemployment

37.

What is the difference between soft skills and hard skills?

a)

Hard skills are easily measurable; soft skills are "people skills"

b)

Hard skills are more advanced than soft skills

c)

In job postings, hard skills are "required" and soft skills are "preferred"

d)

Soft skills are less important to employers because they're not technical

38.

Who primarily uses our tax money? (hint: choose 2 correct answers)

a)

Your employer

b)

Large corporations

c)

Federal and state government

d)

Local Businesses

39.

Our tax money is spent on all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Social Security

b)

The Military

c)

Private School Education

d)

National Parks

40.

Which of the following taxes is applied to wages, salaries, dividends, and interest earned?

a)

Corporate Income Tax

b)

Income Tax

c)

Estate Tax

d)

Excise Tax

41.

The W-4 form lets...

a)

the government know how much you paid in taxes last year

b)

your employer know how much to withhold from your paycheck

c)

the 3 major credit bureaus know how many dependents you have

d)

you know how much you paid in taxes last year

42.

What item would you DEFINITELY see on a paystub?

a)

Retirement

b)

Healthcare

c)

Gross Pay

d)

Your occupation/role

43.

Which type of insurance is likely to be the lowest priority for a single, working, 24-year-old?

a)

Health insurance

b)

Disability insurance

c)

Life insurance

d)

Auto insurance

44.

The out of pocket cost to the insured when a loss occurs is called...

a)

Premium

b)

Deductible

45.

A policy is a contract between the

a)

Policyholder and the injured person

b)

Driver and the government

c)

Consumer and the insurance company

d)

Consumer and the insurance agent

46.

Your health insurance copay is

a)

Amount paid out of pocket before your insurance coverage

b)

Paid by the insurer

c)

Applied on an annual basis

d)

A fixed amount of money you pay each time you use your plan

47.

How can you obtain health insurance?

a)

From an insurance agent or through the Health Insurance Marketplace

b)

Through your bank or credit union

c)

Signing up at your family doctor's office

d)

Remaining on your parents' plan if you are under age 30

48.

Which insurance coverage is required by law?

a)

Homeowners insurance

b)

Auto insurance

c)

Renters insurance

d)

Disability insurance

49.

The borrower is the:

a)

ceditor

b)

lender

c)

debtor

50.

When you lease a home you ...

a)

make monthly payments in the form of a mortgage

b)

pay for it up front

c)

make monthly payments for a set period of time

51.

A benefit of buying a home is

a)

your responsible for all repairs

b)

moving or selling is up to you

c)

no worries about property losing value

52.

When creating passwords and PINs, which information should you avoid?

a)

Last 4 digits of Social Security number

b)

Middle Name

c)

Birthdate

d)

All of these

53.

Additional charges added on to the cost of a good or service that a consumer may not necessarily be aware of at the time of purchase

a)

Installment Plan

b)

Identity Theft

c)

Gamification

d)

Hidden Fees