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Understanding Financial Institutions and Services

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is not a financial service provider

a)

Savings and Loans

(S & Ls)

b)

Banks

c)

Credit Unions

d)

Spending and Loans

(S & Ls)

2.

Select all the banking products offered by banks.

a)

checking account

b)

savings account

c)

bank cards

(debit and/or credit)

d)

piggy banks

e)

credit unions

3.

Which is not a banking service?

a)

loans

b)

safe-deposit box

c)

overdraft protection

d)

stop payment order

e)

liquidity

4.

What are the three main considerations when choosing a financial institution?

a)

location

b)

interest rates

c)

safety

d)

friendly people

e)

pet-friendly

5.

What independent agency insures customers deposits in banks?

a)

FDIC

b)

FGHI

c)

FLOP

d)

FOAM

e)

FOIL

6.

How much money will the FDIC insure for each bank account you own?

a)

$250,000

b)

$500,000

c)

$100,000

d)

$300,000

e)

$150,000

7.

​​ ​ (a)   checking accounts are designed for low-income customers; ​ ​ (b)   checking accounts earn interest like a saving account

Choose from the below words
Lifeline
Small 
Low
Interest-bearing
basic
money-making
8.

What must be presented when you open a checking account? Select all that apply.

a)

ID

b)

address

c)

social security number

d)

1040 form

e)

W-2

9.

What was the check written for​ (a)   ; who was the check written to​ (b)   ; Which orange number is the bank routing number​ (c)   Where is the bank located​ (d)  

Choose from the below words
rent
Gold Star Management
10
San Francisco
Los Angeles
11
Brian Buffalo
Main Bank
car payment
10.

What are examples of PSP accounts that workers can invest their money in? Select all that apply.

a)

403 (b)

b)

401 (k)

c)

899 (g)

d)

513 (c)

11.

Financial goals should be SMART goals. What does each letter stand for?

S​ (a)   M​ (b)   A​ (c)   R​ (d)   ​ T​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
specific
measurable
achievable
Realistic
Time related
money
short
trusted
active working
ready to use
12.

Which goal written below would be considered a SMART goal for a high school student?

a)

I want to have more money when I am 20.

b)

I want $500 in the bank.

c)

By the time I am 20, I want to have $2000 saved in the bank so I have a down-payment for a car.

d)

By the time I am 20, I want to have $30000 saved to buy a new car.

13.

If you are investing the same amount of money, for the same length of time, which account would earn you the most money?

a)

3.2% compounded monthly

b)

3.36% compounded monthly

c)

3.4% compounded month

d)

2.9% compounded monthly

14.

If accounts have the same amount of money and the same interest rate, which compounding frequency would result in the most interest?

a)

monthly

b)

weekly

c)

semi-annually

d)

annually

15.

In financial terms, CD stands for

a)

Certificate of Deposit

b)

Compact Disc

c)

Country Day

d)

Cincinnati-Dayton

16.

Which type of account is the most difficult to get your money out without having to pay any fees or penalties?

a)

CD (Certificate of Deposit)

b)

savings account

c)

Money Market account

d)

Checking account

17.

Using the "Rule of 72", how many years will it take to double your investment of $8000 if you have an interest rate of 7.2%?

18.

What percent is needed to double your investment of $4000 in 4 years, using the "Rule of 72"?

19.

Which is not a key part of maximizing interest earned on your investment?

a)

interest rate

b)

length of the deposit

c)

compounding frequency

d)

amount deposited

20.

Which compounding frequency will make you the most interest when everything else is equal...principal, interest rate, time invested?

a)

quarterly

b)

monthly

c)

semi-annually

d)

daily

21.

Simple interest will pay you more than compound interest, when interest rate, time and compounding frequency are equal.

a)
True
b)
False
22.

Match the following

a)

Inflation

1.

money earned is worth less in future

b)

Liquidity

2.

ability to access your money

c)

tax-exempt

3.

free of certain taxes

d)

tax-deferred

4.

taxes aren't paid until the future

e)

principal

5.

original amount deposited