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W!SE Review - Money Management

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A federal government program that ensures retirement funds for all citizens of the United States. Funds for this program are contributed by workers through a payroll tax called FICA.

a)

Medicaid

b)

State Income Tax

c)

Social Security

d)

Medicare

2.

An example of a variable expense in your monthly budget:

a)

Rent

b)

Food

c)

Cell phone bill payment

d)

Car payment

3.

Calculate your net worth by:

a)

Add up all of your fixed expenses and then subtracting them from your variable expenses

b)

Add up all of your assets and then subtracting them from all of your liabilities

c)

Add up all of your liabilities and then subtracting them from all of your assets

d)

Add up all of your expenses and then subtracting them from all of your income

4.

Most assets lose their value over time. For example, a new car loses some of its value as soon as the car is driven off the lot. This is called

a)

Appreciation

b)

Liquidation

c)

Conservation

d)

Depreciation

5.

An individual retirement plan used with money before it has been taxed (pre-tax). This money will be taxed when you start withdrawing it at retirement.

a)

401K

b)

Traditional IRA

c)

Roth IRA

d)

Pension

6.

A defined benefit retirement plan paid for entirely by your employer. The benefit is based on your age at retirement, your years of service, and you average wages. It favors older workers.

a)

Roth IRA

b)

Traditional Pension Plan

c)

Traditional IRA

d)

401K

7.

When the value of your liabilities is greater than the value of your assets, you are considered

a)

Solvent

b)

Upside down on your mortgage

c)

Underwater on your car payment

d)

Insolvent

8.

An individual retirement plan used with money that has already been taxed (after-tax money). When you withdraw it at retirement, the money is not taxed again (no taxes at retirement).

a)

Roth IRA

b)

Traditional IRA

c)

Pension

d)

401K

9.

An example of a fixed expense in your monthly budget:

a)

Food

b)

Car payment

c)

Clothing expenses

d)

Electricity bill

10.

This type of retirement plan offered by employers is called a defined contribution plan. It favors younger workers who switch jobs frequently because they can "rollover" their money to another employer or to a traditional IRA. Employees contribute most of the money to this plan making it less expensive for employers.

a)

401-K Plan

b)

Roth IRA

c)

Traditional IRA

d)

Traditional Pension Plan

11.

A budget deficit occurs when:

a)

Spend less money than you have coming in

b)

Spend more money than you have coming in

c)

Spend less than you planned for food in your budget

d)

Spend the same amount of money that you have coming in

12.

You should include in your monthly budget a set amount for savings (set a goal to save 10% of each paycheck). This is called:

a)

Pay Yourself First

b)

Pay as You Go

c)

Buy and Hold

d)

Live Within Your means

13.

Which form do you complete when you start a new job to determine the number of allowances for tax withholding? Employers will use this information to withhold the right amount of taxes from your paycheck.

a)

W2 Form

b)

1040 Form

c)

1040 EZ Form

d)

W4 Form