This is your final for Personal Finance Class. This is a comprehensive test over all topics you have learned this semester.
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Helping you choose stocks that are most likely to increase in price.
Reducing the likelihood that you will face unexpected expenditures for maintenance and repairs.
Expanding the borrowing limits on your existing credit cards and increasing the number of credit cards you hold.
Increasing your financial awareness and helping you allocate your funds more effectively.
The stock market
Your regular checking account.
A savings account.
Ownership of real estate.
Providing a snapshot of your work history and skills
Providing proof of income.
Providing information about your credit worthiness.
Providing a government agency of your place of birth.
Generous welfare and unemployment programs.
Spending more than you earn.
Doing what you are passionate about regardless of whether others value it.
Providing services others value while working hard to achieve financial goals.
Getting another credit card so you will have more borrowing power in the future.
Borrowing funds in order to increase your current consumption.
Setting aside funds regularly into savings and investments
Making only the minimum monthly payment on your outstanding credit card balances.
Buy if they can arrange a monthly mortgage payment less than their current rent.
Continue renting because the real estate is not easily convertible into cash and costly to buy and sell.
Buy because real estate will always increase in value.
Continue renting because rental payments are tax deductible but mortgage interest payments are not.
Spend a larger share of your earnings now
Manage your spending and save for the future in order to accumulate wealth
Keep your transportation costs low by purchasing a new car every tow or three years.
Select stocks that are more likely to increase in value over the long run.
The time that you want your money to come out of the bank.
The amount of money to be withdrawn from the bank.
Promise to make monthly payments to your student loans.
How much money you want to save.
ID or Drivers Lisence
Birth Cerificate
Social Security Card
Report Card
Right away.
When you finish high school
When you reach retirement
When you are 30.
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