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Grade 11 Personal Finance
An initial payment made when something is bought on credit.
  1. asset
  2. balloon payment
  3. down payment
  4. insurance premium
Grade 11 Personal Finance

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A transactional deposit account that allows for deposits and withdrawals.
  1. Savings
  2. Checking
  3. Credit
  4. Business Savings
College Personal Finance
Which of the following are warning signs that your finances may be in trouble?
  1. having barely enough to pay off the credit card bill each month, cannot buy a car, eating a lot of cheap pizza
  2. using savings for routine items, missed deadlines on bills, not buying important items
  3. not enough to go out to eat once a week, not enough to buy new clothes, not enough to buy new electronics
  4. need to ask to borrow more money, need to work more hours, need new roommates
Grade 11 Personal Finance
Which of these would be considered a need?
  1. A new car
  2. Somewhere to sleep
  3. A cell phone
  4. Lunch with friends
Grade 7 Personal Finance
                     is when you write a check for more money than you have in your account.
  1. Balance
  2. Minimum Balance
  3. Non-sufficient Funds
  4. Service Charge
Grade 7 Personal Finance
Using a credit card is like a loan.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 9 Personal Finance
What is a budget?
  1. income you have earned
  2. taxes you have paid
  3. a plan for your money
Grade 11 Personal Finance
How is a long-term loan different from a short-term loan?
  1. A short-term loan is for a maximum duration of 12 months while a long-term loan is for a maximum duration of 12 years.
  2. A short-term loan is for a maximum duration of 12 months while a long-term loan is for a minimum duration of 12 months.
  3. A short-term loan is for a maximum duration of 12 weeks while a long-term loan is for a minimum duration of 7 years.
  4. A short-term loan is for a minimum duration of 7 months while a long-term loan is for a minimum duration of 12 months.
Grade 9 Personal Finance
Which deduction describes why Lucinda’s net income is lower than her gross income?
  1. rent deductions
  2. payroll deductions
  3. property deductions
  4. car allowance deductions
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