True
False
False
True
True
False
True
False
True
False
Making more money and discipline
Pride and greed
Contentment and emotion
Contentment and earning more money
Wealth building
Emergency fund
Purchases
All of the above
Saving must become a priority.
You will save when you make more money.
You must pay yourself first.
All of the above
Saving and paying cash
Buying with credit but paying it off in full before the interest comes due
Buying with credit, getting a low interest rate, and sinking further into debt
90 days same-as-cash
The interest rate doesn’t matter as long as you leave it alone for 40 years.
It is foolish to only make a one-time investment.
The annual interest rate does matter when making a one time investment.
All of the above
People spend more money when they pay with cash.
Using a credit card is safer than carrying cash around.
When you pay with cash, you can almost always negotiate a better deal.
When you pay with cash, it is hard to negotiate a deal because you didn’t use their credit.
Pay off the rest of your mortgage
Finish paying off the last credit card
Invest 15% of your income into Roth IRAs and pre-tax retirement plans
Work on both a and b at the same time
$275 a month into savings
$300 a month into savings
$400 a month into savings
$416.66 a month into savings
15% of your household income
3-6 months of expenses
You should not have an emergency fund until all debt is paid
$500 or $1,000, depending on your current income
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
Never invest using borrowed money.
Diversification will help lower the risk.
Always invest only for tax savings purposes.
Never invest only for tax savings purposes.
There is a low degree of risk.
There is a high degree of risk.
The risk is the same whether you invest in mutual funds or stocks. in mutual funds or stocks.
If the stock is from your employer, the risk is lower.
Company Stock
Annuities
Mutual Funds
Bonds
Variable
Stable
Fixed
Both a and c
Companies that are a little younger and growing
Companies that are overseas
Companies that are older and well-established
All of the above
Call your broker and switch your funds.
Pull everything out and open a certificate of deposit at the bank.
Leave it alone, but stop investing money in the fund.
Leave it alone and continue to invest money in the fund.
You could lose all of your money
Inflation
Your money is not liquid
All of the above
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
$1,200
$2,400
$4,800
$5,000
A type of investment at a bank
A type of investment at a bank or investment firm that has good tax benefits
The tax treatment on virtually any type of investment
Investment that uses pre-tax dollars
The IRA allows a contribution amount of $5,000 for non-income producing spouses; the Roth IRA doesn’t.
The Roth IRA grows tax free; the traditional IRA doesn’t.
Contributions to your Roth are pre-tax; contributions to a traditional IRA are after-tax.
A traditional IRA grows tax free; the Roth IRA doesn’t.
Over 59 and a one half years old
First-time home purchase up to $10,000
Career change and temporary drop of income
Death or disability
Have the money sent to you and deposit it into a new IRA within 60 days.
Do a direct transfer into an IRA.
Leave the plan where it is so it can continue to accrue interest.
Cash out the plan and invest in good mutual funds.
You have already paid taxes on the money, so it will grow tax free.
You will pay taxes only on the growthof $3,000.
You have maxed out your contribution.
Both a and b
ESA
Life insurance
Pre-paid college tuition
Savings bonds
A close family member or friend because you will be helping each other out
A financial counselor who is sophisticated and uses all of the right vocabulary
A financial counselor with the heart of a teacher who explains everything to you
A financial counselor who has at least five years experience
Use tax-favored plans
Use pre-paid college tuition
Use a Certificate of Deposit
Use insurance or savings bonds
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