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Savings Test Reveiw

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Rule of 72 tells us?

a)

The Rule of 72 estimates the time to double an investment by dividing 72 by the annual interest rate.

b)
The Rule of 72 calculates the total profit from an investment.
c)
The Rule of 72 determines the best investment strategy.
d)

The Rule of 72 is used to find the exact amount of time needed to double an investment.

2.

Which one requires a minimum deposit of $1000 or more and is based on tiered interest rates?

a)
Certificate of deposit
b)
Regular savings account
c)

Savings Bond

d)
Money market account
3.

An example of a long-term goal is a plan to save towards:

a)

Buying a new video game

b)
a house down payment
c)

Replacing a window

d)

Saving for new shoes

4.

The money your investment earns is based solely on the principal (your initial investment)

a)

Compound Interest

b)

Savings

c)

Dividend.

d)

Simple Interest

5.

Which of the following is the most liquid?

a)
Stocks
b)

Savings Account

c)
Bonds
d)

Certificate of Deposit

6.

What agency provides the protection that depositors have in savings, checking and certificate of deposit accounts as a member of commercial banks.

a)
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
b)
Federal Reserve System
c)
National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)
d)
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
7.

The chance you take of making or losing money on your investment is known as:

a)
profit
b)
risk
c)
dividend
d)
interest
8.

An individual can begin collecting Social Security benefits at age 62: however,

a)

The payments will be lower than if they wait until full retirement age.

b)

Their spouse will not be eligible to receive Social Security.

c)

Their payments will stop after 10 years.

d)

The income tax rates increase exponetially.

9.

What do a 401(k), 403(b), IRA, and a Roth IRA all have in common?

a)
They are all retirement savings accounts with tax benefits.
b)
They are all investment funds.
c)
They are all bank savings accounts.
d)
They are all types of insurance policies.
10.

What is the primary difference between a 401(k) and and IRA?

a)

Only employers contribute to A 401(k).

b)
An IRA is only available to self-employed individuals.
c)

A 401(k) is employer-sponsored while an IRA is individually acquired.

d)
A 401(k) allows for tax-free withdrawals at any time.
11.

All of these are retirement accounts except

a)

Medicare

b)
Traditional IRA
c)

Social Security

d)
Roth 401(k)
12.

The 50/30/20 plan is:

a)

A budgeting method that divides income into 50% for wants, 30% for needs, and 20% for savings.

b)
A savings plan that allocates 50% to investments, 30% to expenses, and 20% to debt repayment.
c)
A budgeting strategy that allocates 50% to needs, 30% to wants, and 20% to savings.
d)
A financial strategy that suggests spending 50% on entertainment, 30% on necessities, and 20% on travel.
13.

"Pay yourself first" means:

a)
Paying off debts first.
b)
Spending on luxuries before saving.
c)
Investing in stocks immediately.
d)
Setting aside savings before other expenses.
14.

Compound interest is:

a)
Interest that does not change over time.
b)
A fixed percentage added to the principal annually.
c)
Interest calculated only on the initial principal.
d)
Interest calculated on both the initial principal and the accumulated interest.
15.

Which is the least liquid?

a)

Money market savings account

b)

Certificate of Deposit

c)

Checking account

d)

Savings account

16.

Spreading funds through a variety of savings and investments to reduce risk is called

a)

Risk

b)

Interest

c)

Diversification

d)

Earnings

17.

The effect of time on interest is:

a)

Decreases the total amount of earnings

b)

Causes Interest to decrease

c)

Doesn't change the total amount of earnings

d)

Increases the total amount of earnings

18.

Which one of the following is NOT a reason to save?

a)

In case of an emergency

b)

To reach financial goals

c)

So you can go into debt

d)

To have the option of taking advantage of unforeseen opportunities

19.

17. Alvin has been contributing regularly to his company's 401(k) plan. He decides to leave the company. It would be financially advisable for him to

a)

move the money from the 401(k) plan into another qualified retirement plan

b)

withdraw the money from the 401(k) plan and use it as an emergency fund

c)

withdraw the money from the 401(k) plan and deposit it in a savings account

d)

use the money from the 401(k) plan to make home repairs

20.

Which represents the BEST time to start saving for your retirement? 

a)

Right after you pay off your student loans

b)

As soon as you have your first full-time job

c)

Once you are debt-free, including paying off all credit cards, auto loans, and your mortgage

d)

At age 45, so you have exactly 20 years until retirement