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CDs, IRAs & Other Savings Plans - Check for Understanding

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a key difference between CDs and savings accounts?

a)

Savings accounts provide periodic income

b)

Savings accounts have fixed terms

c)

CDs have fixed terms

d)

CDs have fluctuating interest rates

2.

What can affect CD rates?

a)

The type of currency

b)

The account holder's credit score

c)

The size of the bank

d)

The age of the account holder

3.

What is a characteristic of a 401K plan?

a)

It is a personal savings plan

b)

It requires taxes to be paid on interest

c)

It is employer-sponsored

d)

It can be started by individuals

4.

Which type of IRA allows for tax-deductible contributions?

a)

Neither Roth nor Traditional IRA

b)

Roth IRA

c)

Both Roth and Traditional IRA

d)

Traditional IRA

5.

What is a feature of Roth IRAs?

a)

They can be withdrawn at any time

b)

They require mandatory withdrawals at age 70.5

c)

They provide a tax shelter on contributions

d)

They require taxes to be paid on interest

6.

What do mutual funds consist of?

a)

A portfolio of securities

b)

Only bonds

c)

Only common stock

d)

Only money-market accounts

7.

What is a characteristic of preferred stocks?

a)

They have no voting rights in a company

b)

They are not publicly traded

c)

They are the last to receive dividends

d)

They provide voting rights in a company

8.

What is the purpose of emergency funds?

a)

To pay off loans

b)

To provide a cushion for unforeseen financial conditions

c)

To increase tax liability

d)

To invest in stocks

9.

How does a low unemployment rate affect personal financial planning?

a)

It increases the monetary supply

b)

It has no effect on savings

c)

It leads to a decrease in savings

d)

It decreases the monetary supply

10.

Savings accounts are like money market accounts because __________.

a)

Check writing is authorized

b)

They have a high minimum balance required

c)

They have a low rate of return

d)

They have a limited number of withdrawals