Personal Finance Practice Test - FBLA

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The fixed yearly amount of money earned by an employee is known as...

salary

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Money subtracted from an employee's gross earnings is called...

a deduction

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The Wage and Tax Statement showing the wages an individual earned for the year and the amount of income tax that is withheld is a...

W-2 form

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The record of deposits and withdrawals for a checking account is kept in a...

checkbook register

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To build a good credit history, a person needs to...

pay bills on time

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When applying for a credit card, the credit card company will consider which fact most important in establishing her credit rating...

capacity to repay

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If you only sign your name to the back of a check, this type of endorsement is called...

blank

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A form used to place money into a checking or savings account is called...

deposit slip

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An outstanding check is a check that...

has not been endorsed

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Most financial experts agree that families should set aside at least, ______ percentage of their disposable income each pay period.

10

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A personal property inventory is most commonly used for...

proof of loss from a fire, theft, or property damage

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The Truth in Lending Act limits your liability when a credit card is lost or stolen to the first ________, unless the card is reported lost or stolen before it is used.

$50.00

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The act known for its provisions requiring full disclosure of all charges in a credit transaction is called the...

Truth-in-Lending Act

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The formula I = P x R x T is for computing...

simple interest

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Which of the following is a savings plan whereby an individual sets aside a certain amount of money for retirement?

IRA account

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Finance companies charge higher rates of interest on loans because...

they take more risk

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Which type of credit option still remains after bankruptcy?

Student loans

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Credit may not be denied because...

You receive public assistance

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If your credit card bill is wrong, you should...

Write a letter within 60 days to explain

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An example of a flexible expense is...

clothing costs

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As you move toward adulthood, your financial responsibility...

increases

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Your financial plans may require change if you...

all of the above - (Get married, change jobs, experience inflation/a recession)

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The best time to start saving for your retirement is...

as soon as possible

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Writing checks for more money than you have will result in your account being...

overdrawn

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Credit allows you to buy something now...

And receive a credit limit

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Some auto insurance companies give discounts to people who...

Take driver education classes

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Payments citizens make to the government to pay for government services are called...

taxes

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If your employer withheld more money from your paychecks than you owe on your tax return,...

You will receive a tax refund

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Which credit rating is earned by a customer who pays bills on the due date or within the 10-day grace period?

Good

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One expense that is considered a utility is your...

Electricity

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Unlicensed lenders who charge illegally high interest rates are...

Loan sharks

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Having a category for ____________ in your budget will help you put away money for an emergency or a special purchase.

Savings