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Being financially secure involves balancing what you can earn with
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what you spend
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The first step in evaluating your financial health consists of
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all of the above
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while reviewing your current financial plan, you discover that you most likely won't achieve your long term financial goals. what should you do now?
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all of these would be realistic things to do
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the term that considers having money readily available when you need it is the concept of
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liquidity
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liabilities are best described as
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financial debts and obligations for which you owe
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which of the following are not typically found on a balance sheet
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both b and d are not found on a balance sheet
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net worth, or your general level of worth is found by
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subtracting your liabilities from your assets
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a statement that records where your money has come from and where it has gone over some period of time is called a
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income statement
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john madrid put 1000 into a mutual fund yeilding 18%. approx how long will it take to double in value
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four years
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suppose that you invested 100$ in a bank account that earned 10% . how much would you have on deposit at the end of the ten years
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$259.40
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which one of the following is the "enemy" of compound interest and makes it very difficult to reach your financial goals
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inflation
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what is the present value today of $150 that will be received in four years from now if the discount rate is 12%
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$95.40
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identify your filing status, as an unmarried taxpayer with atleast one child or relative living with you, for whom you provide all support
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head of the household
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three years ago your purchased a share of CompUTech stock for 4$ which you could sell today at the current market price of 150$. what would be your capital gain on the sale, ignoring commissions
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$146
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the amount of income taxes you actually pay is based upon your
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taxable income
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from the list below choose the item that is not a permissible itemized tax deduction
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interest paid on credit cards
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which of the following would offset your tax liability in a direct dollar for dollar manner and may actually increase your tax refund beyond the amount paid during the tax year
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tax credit
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what is the name for an automatic loan made to your checking account whenever your account does not contain enough cash to cover the checks that you have written against it
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overdraft protection
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which of the following is not typically an additional fee charged to consumers who use credit cards as outlined in the textbook
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merchant discount fee
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if you are a convenience user of credit cards, _________ is important to you
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a, b, and c above
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the choice of a credit card is a matter of personal credit card philosophy. if you are a credit user, the most important decision factor is the card's
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APR on the unpaid balance
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jdhfjsdhfjdshfjd how much is your potential maximum liability
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$50.00
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what is the loan clause stating that if you default on a secured loan, the lender can repossess whatever is secured, as well as bill you for the difference if that repossession does not cover what you owe
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insurance clause
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a federal direct student loan has tremendous advantages over other types of loans, what are they?
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the interest is deferred until after you graduate or quit school
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home equity/second mortgage loans have two important advantages over most other types of loans. they are
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tax deductibility of interest and lower interest rates
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many lenders will hold dave to the 28/36 rule in evaluating his application for mortgage. what does the 36 mean
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mortgage insurance is required during the first 36 months of the loan
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what will the courts decide if you file chapter 7 personal bankruptcy
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all of the above
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congrats! you have just agreed on the final price for your new car and now you have to finance the purchase. the negotiated price of the new car is $18,500 and you will receive 5,500 for your trade in. what will your monthly payment be on a 48 month loan with a 7% APR
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311.35
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you pay for an investigation of the public record to determine the current legal owner of the property. this is called a
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title search
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you are considering obtaining a mortgage of 220,000. a lower APR is available, but you must pay 2 points to buy the rate down. how much must you pay in dollars
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4,400
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.....which the interest rate charged fluctuates with the level of current interest rates is called
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ajustable rate mortage
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Phillip morris wants to know in which of these conditions is life insurance very important
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a and b are correct
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john purchases life insurance policy on his wide betty where he pays the premium and will receive the life insurance money when she dies. john is both the _________ and the ______ who will receive the ______ upon the death of betty, the __________
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policy owner; beneficiary; face amount; insured
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why is credit card insurance not such a good deal
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all of the above
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what are the advantages of term life insurance
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both a and c are correct
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what are the main features of whole life insurance
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all of the above are correct
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jdsfkldjfksdjfksdjfksj what type of insurance plan do you have
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preferred provider organization
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an employer-sponsored medical plan that allows each employee to have pretax earnings deposited into a specially designated account for the purpose of paying bills is called
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flexible spending amount
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hguhkhjkh what are the benefits of HSA?
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all of the above are true about HSA's
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health insurance that provides payments to the insured in the event that the insured's income is interrupted by illness, sickness, or an accident is called
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disability
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why is long term care insurance needed
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all of the above
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suppose that you just purchased a policy that provided excess liability insurance protection against lawsuits and judgments for 5 million. this policy is most commonly called
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personal umbrella policy
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the ________ is the amount that you are self insured for before insurance coverage kicks in
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deductible
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dkjfhjdshf where would you look for damage payment
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your guest's automobile liability coverage
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your 100/300/100 split limit liability policy will pay what losses
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up to 100,000 per person for medical claims
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you currently own seven difference company's stocks, tow rental houses, and three government bonds. together these assets are considered ______ to an investor
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portfolio
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the __________ rate is the interest to be paid annually on a bond as a percentage of par value
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coupon interest
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as a young college graduate, your biggest investment ally is
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time
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which statement about lending investments is usually true
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You know ahead of time exactly
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djfdfdjh since the first time I-Link is trading its stock, your bother will be involved in
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initial public offering
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if a private, individual investor wishes to purchase a stock in a corporation, where do they need to go for the purchase
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to a stock broker
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a ________ is an order to buy or sell a set number of securities immediately at the best price available
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market order
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what is the interest rate earned on a deposit that grew from 250 to 502.75 in the last 5 years
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15%
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how much can you borrow today if you can make payments of 3,600 a year for the next five years and the interest rate is 10%
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13647.60
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A group of 100 shares if common stock is reffered to as
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round lot
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barney q. hopkins borrows stock from his broker with the goal of ___
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selling high / later buying low
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A _____ increases the number of stock shares outstanding by replacing each exisiting...
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stock split
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Jessica wanted to guage stock performance is general..
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Dow Jones Industrial Average
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How do bonds differ from investing in common stocks?
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B. Bonds generally provide a better stream of income than common
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The largest single player and payer in the bond market is
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the US government
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If you were considering the purchase of a bond issued by a state, county, or city, you would be considering..
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Muni
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Treasury Bonds are generally viewed as being risk-free, given the gov. ability to ____ and ____
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Tax; print more money
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One of the problems with most bonds is that their coupon payment is fixed and rising inflation...
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TIPS
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Which of the following would not be a reason why investors migt choose a mutual fund?
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All of the above
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Diversifitcation reduces
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Risk
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Which type of risk can an ivestor effectively manage by investing in broadly diversified Mutual Funds
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Unsystemic Risk
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A mutual fund that does not charge a commission to own its shares is called a
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No-Load Fund
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Which of the following will negatively effect your return on investment with mutual funds?
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All of the above are correct
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Which of the following mutual fund services is similar in concept to compounding and the time value of money?
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Automatic Reinvestment
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youpurchased 100 shares of a fund for $24.50 per share. its current NAV is 30.75 per share. there were no other distributions. what is your total return?
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25.51%
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