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Financial Concepts Overview PART 1

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does 'Character' refer to in the 3 C's of Credit?

a)

A) The borrower's ability to repay the loan

b)

B) Assets pledged by the borrower

c)

C) The honesty and reliability of a borrower

d)

D) The interest rate of the loan

2.

Fill in the blank: A 401(k) is a defined contribution retirement plan that allows employees to save a portion of their paycheck before ______ are deducted.

a)

taxes

b)

fees

c)

deposits

d)

loans

3.

What is an Annual Deductible?

a)

The total cost of borrowing

b)

The amount an insured person must pay out-of-pocket before insurance starts

c)

A personal loan for purchasing a vehicle

d)

The borrower's ability to repay the loan

4.

Fill in the blank: APR stands for ______.

a)

Annual Percentage Rate

b)

Annual Payment Rate

c)

Actual Percentage Rate

d)

Annual Profit Rate

5.

What is a Car Loan?

a)

A loan for purchasing a house

b)

A personal loan specifically for purchasing a vehicle

c)

A loan for education expenses

d)

A loan for starting a business

6.

Fill in the blank: Understanding ______ is essential for making informed borrowing decisions.

a)

APR

b)

APY

c)

ROI

d)

EMI

7.

Cash Loan is a type of

a)

A type of secured loan

b)

A type of unsecured loan

c)

A mortgage loan

d)

A student loan

8.

Collision Insurance covers

a)

Damages from collision with another vehicle or object

b)

Theft protection

c)

Vandalism protection

d)

Liability for injuries

9.

The purpose of Disability Insurance is to

a)

To provide income in the event of disability.

b)

To cover property and assets against loss.

c)

To fund education expenses.

d)

To pay for routine health care services.

10.

Certificate of Deposit (CD) is

a)

A short-term loan provided by banks.

b)

A savings account with flexible interest rates.

c)

A time deposit with a fixed interest rate and maturity date offered by banks.

d)

A type of investment bond.

11.

Cash Value in terms of insurance refers to the investment component of a policy that

a)

It is the profit of the insurance company.

b)

It is the investment component that accumulates cash over time.

c)

It is the premium paid for the policy.

d)

It is the death benefit.

12.

A Bear Market is characterized by

a)

Declining prices and widespread pessimism

b)

Rising prices and bullish sentiment

c)

Stable prices and minimal change

d)

High volatility with uncertain trends

13.

A Bull Market is characterized by

a)

A market characterized by rising prices

b)

A market characterized by falling prices

c)

A market characterized by stability

d)

A market with high volatility

14.

Credit Score represents a

a)

A measure of your creditworthiness.

b)

A report of your income.

c)

The number of credit cards you own.

d)

The amount of loan repayment time.

15.

A Credit Report contains

a)

Personal identification information, credit accounts, payment history, and credit inquiries

b)

Only employment history and salary

c)

Only bank account details

d)

Only criminal background information

16.

Diversification in financial strategies is important because it

a)

It reduces investment risk.

b)

It increases investment risk.

c)

It has no significant effect on risk.

d)

It guarantees high returns.

17.

What is the legal procedure where property used as security for a debt is sold to satisfy the debt in case of default on mortgage payments?

a)

Foreclosure

b)

Repossession

c)

Bankruptcy

d)

Liquidation

18.

Which legal document secures the performance of an obligation by pledging property to secure the debt represented by a promissory note?

a)

Deed of Trust

b)

Mortgage Deed

c)

Security Agreement

d)

Bailment Contract

19.

What type of insurance protects lenders from borrower defaults due to nonpayment of principal and interest on a mortgage?

a)

Mortgage Insurance

b)

Life Insurance

c)

Homeowner's Insurance

d)

Property Insurance

20.

What is the act of taking back property due to failure to make loan or credit payments, often related to secured loans?

a)

Foreclosure

b)

Repossession

c)

Eviction

d)

Liquidation

21.

What is the process of closing down a business and selling its assets to pay debts, often following foreclosure or bankruptcy?

a)

The process is known as liquidation.

b)

The process is known as rehabilitation.

c)

The process is known as recapitalization.

d)

The process is known as expansion.

22.

What is a contract where the insurer agrees to indemnify the insured against loss in exchange for premium payments?

a)

Insurance Contract

b)

Collision Insurance

c)

Mortgage

d)

Annuity

23.

Insurance Benefit

a)

specific sum paid by the insured to the insurance company for coverage

b)

an annual fee for maintaining the policy

c)

a deductible cost to be paid in the event of a claim

d)

a commission fee for the insurance agent

24.

Who is an individual covered by an insurance policy, protected against specified risks?

a)

Insured

b)

a beneficiary

c)

a potential client

d)

a witness

25.

What is the amount paid by an insurance company to a beneficiary under specific circumstances, such as death or property loss?

a)

Claim

b)

Premium

c)

Policy

d)

Deductible

26.

What includes homeowners insurance, long-term care insurance, and term life insurance, each serving different protective purposes?

a)

Insurance products

b)

Investment products

c)

Savings strategies

d)

Retirement plans

27.

What type of loans are repaid in fixed monthly payments over a specific period, such as auto loans and mortgages?

a)

Installment loans

b)

Revolving credit

c)

Interest-only loans

d)

Variable rate loans

28.

What is a form of credit allowing the borrower to pay a portion of the balance while still being able to borrow more, commonly seen in credit cards?

a)

Revolving credit

b)

Installment credit

c)

Open-ended credit

d)

Secured credit

29.

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

a)

None

b)

As much wood as a woodchuck could chuck assuming a woodchuck could chuck wood

30.

What are short-term loans based on the borrower's paycheck, typically requiring repayment by the next payday?

a)

PAYDAY LOANS.

b)

CASH LOANS

c)

REVOLVING CREDIT

d)

TITLE LOANS

31.

What is an automatic loan made to cover checks written for more than the account balance?

a)

OVERDRAFT PROTECTION

b)

A line of credit.

c)

A credit balance loan.

d)

A check float loan.

32.

What is a general increase in prices, reducing purchasing power over time?

a)

Inflation

b)

Deflation

c)

Stagflation

d)

Recession

33.

What is the difference between total assets and total liabilities, indicating financial health?

a)

Equity (Net Worth)

b)

Revenue

c)

Profit

d)

Net Income

34.

The 'Time Value of Money' is the concept that

a)

It expresses that money available now is worth more than the same amount in the future due to its potential earning capacity.

b)

It describes the process of converting money from one form to another.

c)

It only relates to the study of interest rates on bank savings.

d)

It exclusively deals with debt and loan management.

35.

The 'Rule of 72' helps to estimate the time required to double an investment.

a)

The time required to double an investment

b)

The projected earnings from an investment

c)

The inflation rate

d)

The risk factor of an investment

36.

Which type of health insurance contracts with healthcare providers to offer services at reduced costs?

a)

Preferred Provider Organization

b)

Health Maintenance Organization

c)

Exclusive Provider Organization

d)

Point of Service

37.

The main feature of Non-Managed Care Health Insurance is that it provides

a)

Freedom to choose any health care provider without referral

b)

Limited choice due to network restrictions

c)

Requires referrals for specialist consultations

d)

Managed care with gatekeeper system

38.

What type of insurance provides financial assistance for daily living activities due to chronic illness?

a)

Long-term care insurance

b)

Health insurance

c)

Disability insurance

d)

Life insurance

39.

No-Fault Insurance covers

a)

Property damage only

b)

Medical expenses and related costs

c)

Liability claims only

d)

Collision repair expenses

40.

Under-insured individuals are individuals who have inadequate insurance coverage.

a)

Individuals with no insurance

b)

Individuals with inadequate insurance coverage

c)

Individuals with full insurance protection

d)

Individuals who are over-insured

41.

Homeowners Insurance protects against

a)

It only covers fire damage.

b)

It covers property damage and liability claims.

c)

It only covers natural disasters.

d)

It does not provide any protection.

42.

Coverage under Renter's Insurance includes

a)

Only personal property

b)

Only personal liability

c)

Only additional living expenses

d)

Personal property, personal liability, and additional living expenses

43.

Property Damage Liability Insurance protects

a)

Damage to the property of others

b)

Repair costs for damage to your own vehicle

c)

Personal injuries

d)

None of the above

44.

Who is considered over-insured? Choose the most appropriate option.

a)

A person with no insurance

b)

A person having adequate insurance

c)

A person having more insurance than needed

d)

A person who is underinsured

45.

Identity Theft Insurance provides coverage for:

a)

Fraudulent use of personal information

b)

Medical expenses

c)

Theft of physical property

d)

Damage to property

46.

Stocks represent

a)

They represent ownership in a company.

b)

They are a type of loan given to a company.

c)

They are a form of government debt.

d)

They represent a savings account.

47.

A stockholder is an individual or entity that

a)

A person who owns shares in a company

b)

A person who manages the company

c)

A person who borrows money from the company

d)

A person who lends money to the company

48.

A stock symbol is used for

a)

Identifying a company's stock on the market.

b)

Calculating stock prices.

c)

Measuring economic growth.

d)

Determining interest rates.

49.

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is

a)

It is the world's largest stock exchange.

b)

It is a global commodity market.

c)

It is a local farmers market.

d)

It is a cryptocurrency trading platform.

50.

The process of preparing for financial stability in retirement, including savings and investment strategies is:

a)

Retirement planning

b)

Wealth mitigation

c)

Investment gambling

d)

Economic shutdown

51.

Money borrowed to finance education, often with deferred interest until after graduation, impacting future financial health is called:

a)

Student Debt

b)

Mortgage

c)

Personal Loan

d)

Credit Card Debt

52.

Permanent insurance that provides coverage for the insured's entire life and accumulates cash value over time is known as:

a)

Whole life insurance

b)

Term life insurance

c)

Universal life insurance

d)

Accidental death insurance

53.

Interest rate that can change based on market conditions, affecting loan repayments and investment returns:

a)

Fixed interest rate

b)

Variable interest rate

c)

Nominal interest rate

d)

Discount interest rate

54.

A financial strategy emphasizing saving a portion of income before spending on other expenses is:

a)

Pay Yourself First

b)

Spend first

c)

Invest first

d)

Save last

55.

Identify the critical factor that lenders assess to determine the likelihood of a borrower repaying a loan.

a)

Credit history

b)

Employment stability

c)

Collateral value

d)

Loan term

56.

What simple formula provides an estimate of how long it will take for an investment to double based on a fixed annual rate of return?

a)

Rule of 72

b)

Rule of 70

c)

Rule of 69.3

d)

Rule of 75

57.

This serves as a security for lenders in secured loans, providing assurance that they can recover their funds if the borrower defaults.

a)

Collateral

b)

Credit Score

c)

Co-signer

d)

Interest Rate

58.

Managed care plans typically involve a network of providers and cost-saving measures, while non-managed care plans offer more flexibility in choosing healthcare providers without restrictions.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

When Kingston applies for a personal loan, the loan officer will assess his credit worthiness by checking:

a)

Credit Report and Credit History

b)

GPA and Transcripts

c)

Parents Income and Net Worth

d)

All answers are correct

60.

Credit is free

a)

True

b)

False

61.

In order to estimate the likelihood that a borrower will repay a loan, banks use a borrower’s credit…

a)

Cards

b)

Limit

c)

Score

d)

Summary

62.

When Kingston applies for a personal loan, the loan officer will determine

whether or not to give him the loan based on what ?

a)

His Credit Report and Credit History

b)

His G.P.A. and high-schol or college Transcripts

c)

His Parents Income and Net Worth & What type of car he drives.