#1
Which of the following is a common misconception about credit cards?
Paying only the minimum due is a wise financial strategy
Using a credit card has no impact on credit score
Closing unused credit cards always improves credit score
Carrying a balance helps build a good credit history
#2
What is the Debt Snowball method in personal finance?
A strategy to increase debt quickly
A method to pay off the smallest debts first and then tackle larger ones
A technique to avoid paying off debts
A plan to consolidate all debts into a single large loan
#3
What is the correct approach to budgeting?
Spending more than your income
Ignoring budgeting altogether
Creating a budget to track and control expenses
Focusing solely on income without considering expenses
#4
Which of the following is a common misconception about student loans?
Interest on student loans always accrues during school years
Paying off student loans early has no financial benefit
Student loans do not impact credit score
Student loans are automatically forgiven after graduation
#5
Which of the following statements is true regarding budgeting for irregular expenses?
Irregular expenses should be ignored in the budget
Budgets should only focus on fixed monthly expenses
Budgets should account for irregular expenses by setting aside funds
Irregular expenses have no impact on personal finances
#6
What is the correct statement regarding emergency funds?
It is advisable to keep emergency funds in high-risk investments for better returns
Emergency funds are only necessary for low-income individuals
Having three to six months' worth of living expenses is a common guideline
Emergency funds are primarily for non-essential expenses
#7
What is the time value of money?
The concept that money has the same value over time
The idea that money loses its value over time due to inflation
The principle that a sum of money has a different value today than it will in the future
The notion that money has no impact on investment decisions
#8
Which of the following is a common misconception about investing?
Investing is only for the wealthy
Diversification does not reduce investment risk
The stock market always goes up
Investing is a guaranteed way to get rich quickly
#9
What is the correct statement about inflation?
Inflation erodes the purchasing power of money over time
Inflation has no impact on the economy
Deflation is the same as inflation
Prices of goods and services decrease during inflation
#10
Which factor is not typically considered when determining your credit score?
Payment history
Length of credit history
Monthly income
Types of credit used
#11
What is the purpose of a will in estate planning?
To distribute assets before death
To provide financial support during retirement
To appoint guardians for minor children
To manage daily expenses
#12
Which investment type is considered the least risky?
Stocks
Bonds
Real estate
Cryptocurrency
#13
What is the 50/30/20 rule in personal finance?
A budgeting guideline suggesting 50% of income for essentials, 30% for savings, and 20% for wants
A strategy to invest 50% of your income in high-risk assets
A rule stating that 50% of income should go towards entertainment expenses
A recommendation to spend 50% of your income on non-essential items
#14
What is the significance of a Roth IRA in retirement planning?
Contributions to Roth IRA are tax-deductible
Withdrawals from Roth IRA in retirement are tax-free
Roth IRA is designed for short-term savings only
Roth IRA has no impact on retirement savings
#15
What is the purpose of a 401(k) plan?
To provide health insurance
To offer life insurance benefits
To facilitate retirement savings through employer-sponsored contributions
To fund emergency expenses
#16
What is the concept of dollar-cost averaging in investing?
Investing only in high-risk assets
Timing the market to maximize profits
Investing a fixed amount regularly, regardless of market conditions
Withdrawing funds from investments at a fixed rate
#17
What is the main advantage of a 529 plan for education savings?
Tax-deductible contributions
Tax-free withdrawals for qualified education expenses
Guaranteed high returns on investment
No impact on financial aid eligibility