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Investing Quiz part 2

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the steps to starting investing?

a)
  1. 1) Pick an account. 2) Fund the account. 3) Pick your nose

b)
  1. 1) Pick investments 2) Stress out. 3) Pick an account.

c)
  1. 1) Pick an account. 2) Fund the account. 3) Pick investments

d)
  1. 1) Fund the account. 2) Pick an account. 3) Pick investments

2.

Why is earning money from investments called "Passive Income"?

a)

You do not have to do any work to make money

b)

It is optional; you can do it or you can pass.

c)

You have to pass an investment test in order to be an investor

d)

It is something that you can pass on to your family

3.

What is Buying investments a little bit at a time by investing the same amount of money at the same time again and again?

a)

Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)

b)

Financial advisor

c)

Fiduciary

d)

Diversify

4.

What investment strategy historically makes the most money over a long period of time?

a)

Buy low; sell high

b)

Buy the dip

c)

Timing the Market

d)

Dollar Cost Averaging

5.

What very important thing do experts say that every adult should have BEFORE they start investing?

a)

A certified public accountant

b)

An emergency fund

c)

Employer matching on contributions

d)

A financial advisor

6.

How much money should you have in your emergency fund

a)

$10,000

b)

3-6 months of needs

c)

1-2 months of needs

d)

As much as you possibly can

7.

The legal responsibility to do what is best for someone you are taking care of

a)

Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)

b)

Financial advisor

c)

Fiduciary

d)

Diversify

8.

What is the interest you earn on your interest. The more time that the investment has to reinvest in itself, the faster it begins to grow?

a)

Diversify

b)

Set it and forget it

c)

Robo-advisor

d)

Compounding interest 

9.

What is A computer algorithm that tracks and picks investments for you?

a)

Diversify

b)

Set it and forget it

c)

Robo-advisor

d)

Compounding interest 

10.

What is having an automatic investment plan and not stressing yourself out or changing your plans by checking how your money is doing a lot?

a)

Diversify

b)

Set it and forget it

c)

Robo-advisor

d)

Compounding interest 

11.

What is investing in many different things in order to lower risk

a)

Financial advisor

b)

Diversify

c)

Fiduciary

d)

Compounding interest 

12.

You usually cannot just save enough money to retire with. You usually have to do some investing.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

According to Mrs. B. what should you do if you would like to invest but do not love learning about how to invest?

a)

Learn anyway; you should not trust anyone else with your money

b)

Do not invest until you feel like you are ready

c)

learn about one type of investment and understand it really well

d)

Hire a professional to invest for you (Financial advisor or Robo-advisor)

14.

If you are using a financial advisor, before you start investing with them you should NOT:

a)

Make sure they are a fiduciary

b)

Ask questions about their fee structure, credentials, goals, and communication style

c)

Do some research and read to understand what they are offering. Find professional and third party reviews

d)

Pick the one that shows you how they have made other clients a lot of money in a short amount of time

15.

Why does leaving your money in the bank usually mean you lose money over time?

a)

Inflation

b)

Bank fees

c)

The possibility of that banks going out of business

d)

The FDIC

16.

Why do some people say that investments are taxed twice? (pick two!!)

a)

When you buy an investment with money you earned from working, you had to pay income taxes

b)

When you sell an investment, you have to pay capitol gains taxes.

c)

Workers in the US pay almost twice as much taxes as billionaires

d)

401k, 403b, Roth IRA, IRA, and 529 Plans reduce the amount of taxes you have to pay