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Final Exam Review

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of a budget?

a)

To increase wages

b)

To find your net worth

c)

To plan how to spend and save your money

d)

To calculate your credit score

2.

Franklin works at a technology company in the summer and earns $4000. After federal, state, and Social Security/Medicare taxes are deducted, his take-home pay is $3,200. Which of the statements below is CORRECT?

a)

His gross pay is $4,000 and net pay is $3,200

b)

His gross and net pay are $4,000

c)

His gross and net pay are $3,200

d)

His gross pay is $3,200 and net pay is $4,000

3.

Fill in the blanks with the correct responses. If you follow the 50-20-30 rule of budgeting, you'll be putting 50% of your monthly income toward ____________, 20% of your monthly income toward ____________, and 30% of your monthly income toward ____________.

a)
Needs, wants, savings
b)
Savings, needs, wants
c)
Needs, savings, wants
d)
Wants, needs, savings
4.

Kent receives a $2,000 paycheck. According to the 50/30/20 rule, how much should he put aside for saving?

a)

$100

b)

$400

c)

$500

d)

$1,000

5.

Which tax form is completed when you start a new job and determines how much is withheld from your pay for taxes?

a)

W-9

b)

W-2

c)

W-4

d)

1099

6.

Franklin works at a technology company in the summer and earns $4000. After federal, state, and Social Security/Medicare taxes are deducted, his take-home pay is $3,200. If Franklin deposits his entire paycheck into his checking account, how much money will go into his account?

a)

$4,000.00

b)

$3,200.00

c)

$208,000.00

d)

$17,333.33

7.

Tax that both the employee pays and the employer matches:

a)

401K

b)

FICA

c)

Federal Income tax

d)

Marginal tax

8.

What tax form am I? I am received when you start a job. You use me to prove that you are eligible to work in the U.S., and you must provide forms of identification when submitting me.

a)
I-9
b)
1099
c)
1040
d)
W-2
9.

Which tax form summarizes how much income you earned and how much money was withheld for taxes?

a)

A 1099

b)

A W-4 form

c)

A 1040 form

d)

A W-2 form

10.

Rachel gets a text alert from the bank that her checking account balance has dropped below $50 after a series of $10 debit card withdrawals. She has not used her debit card in over a week and wonders what she should do. What would you recommend?

a)

Wait until your monthly statement arrives

b)

Close the account and create a new one

c)

Don't worry if you have your debit card in your wallet

d)

Contact your bank immediately because your account has been accessed by someone other than you

11.

Which action would INCREASE the money in Mary’s checking account?

a)

She uses Venmo to pay her mom for her cell phone bill

b)

She uses her debit card to buy a holiday gift

c)

She uses her smartphone to deposit a check from her employer

d)

She uses a prepaid card to pay for a new pair of socks

12.

How would you write 24.20 in the written portion of a check

a)

Twenty Four and twenty cents

b)

Twenty-Four dollars and twenty cents

c)

Twenty-Four and 20/100---------

d)

24 dollars and 20 cents

13.

Inflation is the general rise in prices over time. If your savings account interest is less than the inflation rate, your money is losing value over time.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

How quickly and easily assets can be accessed and converted into cash is called...

a)

Interest

b)

Liquidity

c)

Term

d)

Wealth

15.

What is the purpose of setting up and putting money into an emergency fund?

a)

You use that money in case there is a true emergency expense such as a health expense

b)

You use that money to go to concerts

c)

You use it to pay for a house

d)

It should never be used for any reason

16.

A depository institution account that earns the least amount of interest but is the easiest to access of all savings tools. What is this account called?

a)

Certificate of Deposit

b)

Online Savings Account

c)

Money Market Deposit Account

d)

Traditional Savings Account

17.

Wealth (net worth) is calculated by ...

a)

Adding up all your savings and subtracting the interest

b)

Adding up your income and your debt

c)

Subtracting your total debt from your total assets

d)

Dividing 72 by the interest rate

18.

Using the Rule of 72, calculate how many years it will take for money to double if you earn 10% interest.

a)

10.9 years

b)

7.2 years

c)

9 years

d)

18 years

19.

Which statement best describes the purpose of insurance?

a)

Insurance makes you more wealthy

b)

Insurance increases your credit score

c)

Insurance helps budget your money

d)

Insurance transfers financial risk from you to the insurance company

20.

Insurance companies operate by charging individuals different prices for coverage depending on their risk levels. Then, they collect everyone's monthly premiums together and use the money to make payments when people file a claim. This concept is known as...

a)

Comprehensive coverage

b)

Risk pooling

c)

Underwriting

d)

Risk management

21.

Which statement below correctly describes an insurance term?

a)

A premium is an insurance career field focused on statistics

b)

A deductible is the most the insurance company will pay if you have a claim

c)

A policy is what you pay when you see a doctor and don't have health insurance

d)

The coverage limit is the maximum amount an insurance company will pay on a claim

22.

Which of the following will result in your paying no interest or fees to a credit card company?

a)

Paying 20% of your credit card balance every month

b)

Paying off your balance every month by the due date

c)

Making the minimum payment every month

d)

Paying your balance off in full two days late

23.

If you’re using the Avalanche method of debt management, which debt do you focus on first after you’ve made all of your minimum payments?

a)

Highest balance

b)

Lowest interest rate

c)

Lowest balance

d)

Highest interest rate

24.

Each of the following is a credit bureau in the United States EXCEPT...

a)

Transunion

b)

FICO

c)

Equifax

d)

Experian

25.

Which correctly describes the components of an amortized loan?

a)

TERM is the original amount borrowed and INTEREST RATE is how much total money paid each month

b)

PRINCIPAL is how much owed per month, and TERM is how much owed overall

c)

PRINCIPAL is the initial amount borrowed and TERM is the length of the loan

d)

TERM is the name of the lender, and MONTHLY PAYMENT is how much interest costs each month

26.

Which of the following statements is CORRECT about secured loans?

a)

They are more risky to the lender

b)

They require collateral, in the form of assets like a car or a home, to be exchanged for loan

c)

They usually have higher interest rates

d)

They are only offered on credit cards

27.

Which of the following would have the most positive impact on your credit score?

a)

Close any credit cards you're no longer using

b)

Spend more money on each of your credit cards

c)

Pay late only if you need to

d)

Make all payments on time

28.

In an amortized loan, the shorter your term length, the ____________ your monthly payments, and the ____________ total interest you will pay.

(a)  

29.

Which government-run website allows you to download your credit report for free on an annual basis?

a)

creditkarma.com

b)

freecreditreport.com

c)

getcreditreportshere.com

d)

annualcreditreport.com

30.

A type of retirement account that is pre-tax and your employer may match what you contribute.

a)

401K

b)

Roth IRA

c)

Pension

d)

Social Security