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Savings Tools: Advanced Level Introduction

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

For emergency savings, why are depository institution accounts described as liquid?

a)

They guarantee the highest interest rate

b)

They are generally quick and easy to withdraw money from

c)

They require long-term commitments

d)

They are uninsured and risky

2.

Which pair of characteristics makes an account ideal for storing emergency savings?

a)

High-risk and long-term

b)

Taxable and illiquid

c)

Secure and liquid

d)

Uninsured and restricted

3.

Which characteristic of a savings tool describes how quickly and easily money can be accessed without loss of value?

a)

Interest

b)

Liquidity

c)

Features

d)

Fees

4.

Which statement best defines a checking account?

a)

An account designed mainly for long-term saving with high interest

b)

An account that provides an easy method for withdrawing and depositing money

c)

A loan that must be repaid with interest

d)

An investment account used to buy stocks

5.

What is typically true about interest on checking accounts?

a)

Most pay high interest rates

b)

Most do not pay interest, and if offered, rates are low

c)

They always match savings account interest rates

d)

Interest is only earned when you write checks

6.

Which feature correctly describes checking accounts at credit unions?

a)

They are called share draft accounts

b)

They require carrying large amounts of cash

c)

They are recommended as the only account to save money

d)

All types have no fees

7.

Which statement best defines a savings account?

a)

An account designed for frequent bill payments

b)

An account designed to hold money not spent on current consumption

c)

A loan used to buy expensive items

d)

A card that provides instant credit

8.

What is a typical characteristic of interest on a savings account?

a)

It never earns interest

b)

Rates are often high and unpredictable

c)

It earns interest, but rates are often low

d)

Interest is only paid if the account is overdrawn

9.

Which option best explains the liquidity of savings accounts compared to other savings tools?

a)

Less liquid than checking accounts but more liquid than other savings tools

b)

More liquid than checking accounts and all other tools

c)

Equally liquid as certificates of deposit

d)

Not liquid because withdrawals are not allowed

10.

Why is a savings account effective for emergency funds?

a)

It allows unlimited monthly withdrawals without conditions

b)

It provides high interest with no access limits

c)

It is accessible and designed to hold money not for current spending

d)

It automatically converts to a checking account during emergencies

11.

At a credit union, a savings account is also known as a what?

a)

Money market

b)

Share account

c)

Checking account

d)

Certificate of deposit

12.

What is a key characteristic of a money market account?

a)

No minimum balance and fixed interest rate

b)

Usually has minimum balance requirements and tiered interest rates

c)

Unlimited transactions with no limits

d)

No interest is paid

13.

Because money market accounts have tiered interest rates, which balance would typically earn the higher rate?

a)

$2,500 balance

b)

$10,000 balance

14.

Which statement best compares a money market account to a regular savings account?

a)

Money market accounts are more liquid with lower deposit requirements

b)

Money market accounts earn higher interest but require higher minimum balances/deposits

c)

Savings accounts pay tiered rates while money market accounts do not

d)

They are the same: both have no minimum to open

15.

Which feature of CDs describes their liquidity compared with other savings tools?

a)

Most liquid savings tool

b)

Equally liquid as a checking account

c)

Least liquid savings tool

d)

Liquidity depends only on the bank’s fees

16.

Which statement about CD features is correct?

a)

Deposits must be held for 7 days to 10 years

b)

Deposits can only be between 1,000and1,000 and 10,000

c)

Withdrawing early never has consequences

d)

Risk is highest when funds are held for the full term

17.

According to the CD features shown, what is the typical deposit range allowed for CDs?

a)

10to10 to 500

b)

100to100 to 250,000

c)

250,000to250,000 to 1,000,000

d)

No minimum or maximum amount

18.

Which factor directly relates to how quickly you can turn savings into cash without loss of value when choosing a savings tool?

a)

Amount of funds available

b)

Liquidity

c)

Fees

d)

Purpose of money saved

19.

Avery wants an emergency savings fund that is easy to access. Which savings tool best fits this goal based on the example?

a)

Certificate of deposit

b)

Savings account

c)

Money market account

d)

Checking account

20.

According to the liquidity diagram showing a trade-off, which savings tool is least liquid but typically offers the highest interest?

a)

Checking account

b)

Savings account

c)

Money market deposit account

d)

Certificate of deposit