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Justin just found a job with a take-home pay of $2,000 per month. He
must pay $800 for rent and $200 for groceries each month. He also
spends $200 per month on transportation. If he budgets $100 each month
for clothing, $150 for restaurants and $250 for everything else, how long
will it take him to accumulate savings of $900. - ANSWERS-3 months
Many young people receive health insurance benefits through their
parents. Which of the following statements is true about health insurance
coverage? - ANSWERS-If your parents become unemployed, your
insurance coverage may stop, regardless of your age.
Mike and Dave work together in the finance department of the same
company and earn the same pay. Mike spends his free time taking work-
related classes to improve his computer skills; while Dave spends his
free time socializing with friends and working out at a fitness center.
After five years, what is likely to be true? - ANSWERS-Mike will make
more money because he is more valuable to his company.
If your credit card is stolen and the thief runs up a total debt of $1,000,
but you notify the issuer of the card as soon as you discover it is missing
what is the maximum amount that you can be forced to pay according to
Federal law? - ANSWERS-$50
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END OF Justin just found a job with a take-home pay of $2,000 per month. He must pay $800 for rent and $200 for groceries each month. He also spends $200 per month on transportation. If he budgets $100 each month for clothing, $150 for restaurants and $250 for everything else, how long will it take him to accumulate savings of $900. - ANSWERS-3 months Many young people receive health insurance benefits through their parents. Which of the following statements is true about health insurance coverage? - ANSWERS-If your parents become unemployed, your insurance coverage may stop, regardless of your age. Mike and Dave work together in the finance department of the same company and earn the same pay. Mike spends his free time taking work- related classes to improve his computer skills; while Dave spends his free time socializing with friends and working out at a fitness center. After five years, what is likely to be true? - ANSWERS-Mike will make more money because he is more valuable to his company. If your credit card is stolen and the thief runs up a total debt of $1,000, but you notify the issuer of the card as soon as you discover it is missing what is the maximum amount that you can be forced to pay according to Federal law? - ANSWERS-$

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END OF Which of the following statements is NOT correct about most ATM (Automated Teller Machine) cards? - ANSWERS-You can get cash anywhere in the world with no fee. Mark has a good job on the production line of a factory in his home town. During the past year or two, the state in which Mark lives has been raising taxes on its businesses to the point where they are much higher than in neighboring states. What effect is this likely to have on Mark's job? - ANSWERS-Mark's company may consider moving to a lower-tax state, threatening Mark's job. Kelly and Pete just had a baby. They received money as baby gifts and want to put it away for the baby's education. Which of the following tends to have the highest growth over periods of time as long as 18 years? - ANSWERS-Stocks Karen has just applied for a credit card. She is an 18-year-old graduate with few valuable possessions and no credit history. If Karen is granted a credit card, which of the following is the most likely way that the credit card company will reduce ITS risk? - ANSWERS-It will start Karen out with a small line of credit to see how she handles the account.

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END OF If you went to college and earned a 4-year degree, how much money could you expect to earn than if you only had a high school diploma? - ANSWERS-a lot more; about 70% more. Many savings programs are protected by the Federal government against loss. Which of the following is not? - ANSWERS-A bond issue by one of the 50 states If each of the following persons had the same amount of take home pay, who would need the greatest amount of life insurance? - ANSWERS-A young single woman with two young children. Which of the following instruments in NOT typically associated with spending? - ANSWERS-Certificate of deposit Which of the following credit card users is likely to pay the GREATEST dollar amount in finance charges per year, if they all charge the same amount per year on their cards? - ANSWERS-Jessica, who only pays the minimum amount each month.

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END OF Which of the following statements is true? - ANSWERS-Banks and other lenders share the credit history of their borrowers with each other and are likely to know of any loan payments that you have missed. Doug must borrow $12,000 to complete his college education. Which of the following would NOT be likely to reduce the finance charge rate? - ANSWERS-If he went to a state college rather than a private college. If you had a savings account at a bank, which of the following would be correct concerning the interest that you would earn on this account? - ANSWERS-Income tax may be charged on the interest if your income is high enough Inflation can cause difficulty in many ways. Which group would have the greatest problem during periods of high inflation that last several years? - ANSWERS-Older people living on fixed retirement income. Which of the following is true about sales taxes? - ANSWERS-It makes things more expensive for you to buy. Lindsay has save $12,000 for her college expenses by working part- time. Her plan is to start college next year and she needs all of the

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END OF Many people put aside money to take care of unexpected expenses. If John and Jenny have money put aside for emergencies, in which of the following forms would it be of LEAST benefit to them if they needed it right away? - ANSWERS-Invested in a down payment on the house .

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