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1. Define what wealth means to you.
2. Choose the correct formula for calculating your net worth:
Please answer question #2.
A. Assets minus liabilities = net worth B. Assets multiplied by liabilities = net worth C. Assets plus liabilities = net worth D. Assets divided by liabilities = net worth
3. List three of your assets (or examples of assets if you don't have three).
4. List three of your liabilities (or examples of liabilities if you don't have three).
5. My short-term financial goals are:
6. My long-term financial goals are:
7. When setting a savings goal you should always set the goal high so you can get rich as quick as possible.
Please answer question #7
A. True B. False
8. When you receive a raise at your job, you should try to:
Please answer question #8
A. Use that money towards credit card payments B. Pretend it doesn’t exist and have it go to savings or investment account C. Use it for an extra night out D. Take it to Vegas E. Both A and B
9. A basic emergency fund should consist of:
Please answer question #9
A. Dependence on a rich friend or family member B. Having a high limit credit card C. Having $1,000 in a standard savings account D. Establishing an account with a local pay day loan company
10. What percentage of your take home income is recommended to be deposited into an interest-bearing savings account each paycheck?
Please answer question #10
A. 0 percent B. 5 percent C. 10 percent D. 6 percent
11. A budget allows you to do all of the following except:
Please answer question #11
A. Ensure you don’t spend more than you make B. Understand where your money goes C. Find uses for your money that will increase your wealth D. Spend more than you bring in
12. Which of these steps do you need when creating a budget?
Please answer question #12
A. Determine how much you spend on monthly recurring expenditures B. Calculate your monthly income before and after taxes (retirement and health insurance, if applicable) C. Determine how much you spend day-to-day by tracking your daily expenses D. All of the above
13. List three expenses that you could cut back on or eliminate.
14. Your gross income is defined as earnings after taxes and deductions.
Please answer question #14
A. True B. False
15. Keeping track of your daily expenses helps you:
Please answer question #15
A. Increase your credit card spending B. Increase your income C. Become motivated to make changes to your spending habits D. Go shopping more often
16. All of the following are cons of using credit cards except:
Please answer question #16
A. Potential for overspending B. Terms and conditions of contracts are difficult to comprehend C. Can help build credit history D. Target for scams and fraud
17. The formula for calculating your approximate yearly finance charges is:
Please answer question #18
A. Total debt divided by monthly payment B. Monthly payment divided by APR C. Monthly payment divided by total debt D. Total debt multiplied by APR
18. The formula for calculating your approximate monthly finance charge is:
A. Yearly finance charge divided by monthly payment B. Yearly finance charge divided by 12 C. APR multiplied by 12 D. Monthly payment multiplied by APR
19. The yearly finance charge for a balance of $12,721 with a 6.99 percent interest rate is:
Please answer question #19
A. $1,027.38 B. $889.20 C. $732.99 D. $1,162.26
20. What is the monthly finance charge of a balance of $25,442 at a 28.99 percent interest rate?
Please answer question #20
A. $532.21 B. $389.64 C. $614.64 D. $708.07
21. The minimum payment that credit card companies typically require each month is:
Please answer question #21
A. 4 to 5 percent of the balance B. 3 to 4 percent of the APR C. 2 to 3 percent of the balance D. 2 to 3 percent of the yearly finance charges
22. Making a fixed payment that is greater than the minimum payment toward credit card debt is a wise decision because it will help pay off the balances more quickly than making the minimum payment every month.
Please answer question #22
A. True B. False
23. All of the following will help you get out of debt except:
Please answer question #23
A. Getting organized B. Continuing to use credit cards on a monthly basis C. Paying more than the minimum payments D. Lowering your interest rates
24. When making a list of all of your unsecured debt you want to include the following except:
Please answer question #24
A. Balance B. APR C. Name of creditor D. Address of creditor E. Current payment
25. It is wise to pay for credit card insurance.
Please answer question #25
A. True B. False
26. Why is it never a good idea to borrow or withdraw against your 401(k)?
27. List three traits of a predatory lender.
28. For a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage what would the monthly payment be for a $140,000 loan at a 5 percent interest rate?
Please answer question #28
A. $532 B. $823 C. $752 D. $899
29. What is the difference in the monthly payment between 4 and 14 percent interest in a $150,000 loan?
Please answer question #29
A. $1,060 B. $928 C. $1,103 D. None of the above
30. List four ways to ensure you get the best loan possible for you.
31. What is a credit report?
32. Credit reports have information regarding race, religion, medical history, political preferences, criminal record and other information unrelated to credit.
Please answer question #32
A. True B. False
33. List the four types of information that appear on your credit report.
34. All these types of credit are reported on a monthly basis to the credit reporting bureaus except:
Please answer question #34
A. Car payment B. Rent C. Student loan D. Credit card(s)
35. What is a credit score?
36. What is the range of FICO scores?
Please answer question #6
A. 300 - 850 B. 300 - 800 C. 500 - 900 D. 400 - 950
37. Payment history accounts for what percentage of your FICO score?
Please answer question #37
A. 10% B. 15% C. 30% D. 35%
38. Debt-to-credit ratio accounts for what percentage of your FICO score?
Please answer question #38
A. 10% B. 15% C. 30% D. 35%
39. What are the four Money Avoidance Disorders?
Please answer question #39
A. Hoarding, overspending, financial infidelity, financial incest B. Financial denial, financial rejection, underspending, excessive risk aversion C. Workaholism, financial enabling, underspending, hoarding D. Financial rejection, compulsive buying disorder, unreasonable risk taking, workaholism
40. Sherry was the beneficiary of over $100,000 when her father passed away. Within two weeks, she spent all of the money. Which money disorder does Sherry demonstrate?
Please answer question #40
A. Financial incest B. Financial enabling C. Workaholism D. Financial rejection
41. Money Worshipping Disorders place a disproportionate amount of importance on money: earning it, saving it and spending it. What do people with these disorders typically believe?
42. Which of these is not a Relational Money Disorder?
Please answer question #42
A. Financial incest B. Financial infidelity C. Financial gains D. Financial dependency E. Financial enabling