Do you have enough financial investment knowledge to pass this quiz? One of the most common ways to ensure you increase the money you have is by making investments. Not every investment can make more from the cash you choose to invest. It is, therefore, essential to know what to look out for. This quiz is designed to help rate how informed you are about different types of investments. Do check it out and see what more you will learn.
You own part of the company
You have lent money to the company
You are liable for the company's debts
The company will return your original investment to you with interest
Don't know/Not sure
You own a part of the company
You have lent money to the company
You are liable for the company's debts
The company will return your original investment to you with interest
Don't know/Not sure
U.S. Treasury
Municipal bond
Corporate bond
Don't know/Not sure
Go down
Go up
Are not affected
Don't know/Not sure
A bond that is rated as "below investment-grade" by rating agencies
A bond that has declined dramatically in value
A bond that has defaulted
Don't know/Not sure
Carries no fees
Carries no sales charges
Does not contain high-rish securities
Has no limits on the period of time in which it can be bought and sold
Don't know/Not sure
True
False
Don't know/Not sure
5%
10%
15%
25%
Don't know/Not sure
Stocks
Bonds
Money market accounts
Precious metals
Don't know/Not sure
FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority)
SEC (Securities and Exchange Commisiion)
None of the above
Don't know/Not sure
The company's preferred stock
The company's common stock
The company's bonds
Don't know/Not sure
Municipal bonds are lower risk
There is a greater demand for municipal bonds
Municipal bonds can be tax-free
Don't know/Not sure
The different investments each class makes
The different fees and expenses each class charges
The different investment advisers in charge of managing each class
Don't know/Not sure
Retirement
College
Long-term health care
Don't know/Not sure
A market experiencing prolonged periods of rising prices
A market experiencing prolonged periods of decreasing prices
A market that remains flat for more than a year
None of the above
Don't know/Not sure
U.S. Corporate bonds
U.S. Treasury bills
U.S. Treasury bonds
U.S. Treasury notes
Don't know/Not sure
Dow Jones Industrial Average
NASDAQ compiste index
Russell 2000
S&P 500
Money market fund
Banker's acceptance
Treasury Bills
Stable Value fund
A fund that includes A,B, and C in its investment mix.