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Unit 3 Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
During a period of financial hardship, you can apply for this to pause student loan payments while interest still accrues…
a)
Grace period
b)
Grants and scholarships
c)
FAFSA
d)
Forbearance
2.
In order to qualify for financial aid, which application must you submit?
a)
FAFSA
b)
PLUS
c)
SAVE
d)
SAI
3.
The federal government makes interest payments on __________ while you’re enrolled in school at least half-time, for the first six months after you leave school, and during any period of deferment.
a)
Work-Study
b)
Subsidized federal loans
c)
Unsubsidized federal loans
d)
Grants
4.
Who is eligible to receive Direct Subsidized loans?
a)
Graduate students
b)
Professional students
c)
Undergraduate students
d)
Students enrolled less than half-time
5.
Which repayment option does not accrue interest while your required payments are paused?
a)
Consolidation
b)
Deferment
c)
Refinancing
d)
Forbearance
6.

Means that all of an individual’s student loans are combined into one large loan, resulting in a lower monthly payment.

a)
Consolidation
b)
Deferment
c)
Refinancing
d)
Forbearance
7.

If trying to decide between getting a debit card, a prepaid debit card, and a credit card. Which statement is true?

a)

All 3 cards are completely different

b)

Debit cards and prepaid debit cards are the same

c)

Debit cards and credit cards are the same

d)

All 3 cards are completely the same

8.

All of the following are most likely to represent a fixed rate, unsecured debt except:

a)

Student Loan

b)

Credit Card

c)

Store Card

d)

Mortage Loan

9.

Luke has a credit card with a $1500 credit limit. His outstanding balance is currently $800. What is the maximum amount he can now spend on this credit card?

a)

200

b)

600

c)

700

d)

400

10.

The annual interest rate is 12%. The borrower paid a total of $850 in interest and repaid the loan in 24 months. What was the principal?

Use the formula:

Principal= Interest/(Rate x Time)

a)

$6500

b)

$2000

c)

$1500

d)

$3500

11.

Sally borrowed $750 and will pay interest at an annual rate of 12%. If the loan is to be paid back in six months, what is the dollar cost of the interest on this loan?

Interest = Principal x rate x Time (in years)

a)

$45

b)

$100

c)

$25

d)

$300

12.

This strategy involves setting aside a portion of your income for savings or investments before spending on other expenses. This method is helpful because it ensures you prioritize your financial goals and build savings consistently, promoting long-term financial stability.

a)

50/30/20 Rule

b)

Pay Yourself First

c)

Zero Based Budgeting

d)

Debt Snowball

13.

You just got a text alert from the bank that your account balance has dropped below $100 after a series of online payments. But you have not made any online payments. What would you do?

a)

Wait until the monthly state arrives to check and see if the withdrawals are still there

b)

Wait for the bank to catch the mistake on their own

c)

Make sure your debit card is still in your wallet and if it is then do nothing.

d)

Contact her bank immediately as it appears that her account may have been hacke

14.

Protection for bank customers’ deposits up to $250,000, guaranteeing their money is still available if the bank goes out of business

a)

Life Insurance

b)

FDIC Insurance

c)

Health Insurance

d)

Bank Insurance

15.

It's often a good idea to pay more than the monthly amount due on an amortized loan because the extra payment will go to the interest.

a)

True

b)

False. It goes toward the principal