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FINANCIAL TERMS

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main difference between a bank and a credit union?

a)

A credit union is privately owned and a bank is publicly owned.

b)

A credit union is not-for-profit and a bank is for-profit.

c)

A credit union is for-profit and a bank is not-for-profit.

d)

You must meet a specific characteristic to belong to a bank.

2.

Which of the following terms does not deal with investing for the future?

a)

Retirement Plan

b)

Social Security

c)

Bond

d)

Overdraft

3.

Which term does not relate to delinquency in paying bills?

a)

Late Fee

b)

Collection Agency

c)

Appreciation

d)

Bankruptcy

4.

Which of the following is not a type of investment opportunity?

a)

Budget

b)

Stock

c)

Bond

d)

Mutual Fund

5.

Which of the following is not a type of savings account?

a)

CD

b)

Emergency Fund

c)

IRA

d)

APR

6.

Which of the following is not an additional fee you must pay for using credit?

a)

APR

b)

IRA

c)

Finance Charge

d)

Annual Fee

7.

Which of the following would not be considered an asset?

a)

Your home

b)

Your car

c)

Your credit card

d)

Your stocks

8.

Which of the following is NOT a positive about direct deposit?

a)

You do not have to go to the bank to deposit your paycheck.

b)

You know your paycheck will make it into your account on time.

c)

You get to physically touch your money before you spend it.

d)

Your money is automatically transferred without you having to worry about it.

9.

Why is your credit score important?

a)

It determines what type of job you will get.

b)

It determines whether you will be allowed to borrow money.

c)

It determines how much money you pass on to your beneficiaries.

d)

It determines how much money you have when you retire.

10.

Who collects taxes?

a)

The government

b)

Individuals

c)

Businesses

d)

Employers

11.

Why is it important to hire a Certified Financial Planner?

a)

To receive professional guidance and fiduciary advice tailored to your goals

b)

To avoid paying any fees on investments altogether

c)

Because they can guarantee high investment returns

d)

To legally evade taxes on all income

12.

Why should you regularly create a budget?

a)

To track income and expenses and control spending

b)

To automatically qualify for every loan

c)

To increase your salary without changing jobs

d)

To avoid paying monthly bills

13.

Why do you think companies provide a grace period?

a)

To allow customers extra time to pay without penalty

b)

To increase immediate revenue from late fees

c)

To discourage customers from buying goods

d)

To reduce product quality to cut costs

14.

Why do people take out loans?

a)

To finance large purchases they cannot pay for upfront

b)

To reduce their income over time

c)

To avoid building any credit history

d)

To permanently lower the price of goods

15.

Why is it important to not just pay the minimum payment on a credit card?

a)

Paying only the minimum keeps balances longer and increases total interest paid

b)

It immediately boosts your credit score to the highest level

c)

It cancels any annual fees on the card

d)

It provides bonus income from the bank

16.

What is a mortgage?

a)

A loan used to purchase real estate that is secured by the property

b)

A type of credit card used for everyday purchases

c)

A savings account designed for retirement contributions

d)

A fee charged when a payment is late

17.

Why is it important to diversify your investments?

a)

To reduce risk by spreading money across different assets

b)

To guarantee profits regardless of market conditions

c)

To avoid paying taxes on investment gains

d)

To focus entirely on a single stock or sector

18.

Why do people use ATMs more than banks these days?

a)

Convenience and 24/7 access to cash

b)

Because brick-and-mortar banks no longer exist

c)

ATMs offer higher interest rates on deposits

d)

ATMs allow people to withdraw unlimited free money

19.

Why is it important to be financially literate?

a)

To make informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes

b)

To ensure you never have to work

c)

To guarantee wealth regardless of income

d)

To avoid paying any taxes

20.

What are some ways you can stay financially literate?

a)

Take courses, read reputable sources, and follow financial news

b)

Ignore money topics and hope for the best

c)

Rely only on friends’ opinions for advice

d)

Spend freely without planning or saving