Everfi Practice Flashcards

1
Q

Interest is…

A

the amount owed for borrowing money

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2
Q

Sarah just opened a savings account and wants to maximize the amount of interest he earns. Which of the following actions would enable her to earn MORE interest?

A

Selecting an account with a high interest rate and leaving her money in the account for a long period of time.

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3
Q

You are opening a savings account that earns compound interest. Which compounding frequency will earn the MOST money?

A

compounding daily

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4
Q

which type of account is the most liquid?

A

checking account

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5
Q

which part of the check is the least important

A

memo line

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6
Q

which is the purpose of balancing your checking account?

A

To help you calculate how much money you have in your account

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7
Q

which payment type can help you stick to a budget?

A

debit cards

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8
Q

making a minimum payment:

A

means you are paying a small portion of your total credit card debt

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9
Q

what is a credit card balance?

A

the amount of money you still owe to your credit card company

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10
Q

Which of the following are true about credit scores?

A

all of these

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11
Q

all of the following make up the big 3 credit reposting agencies EXEPT:

A

Federal Reserve

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12
Q

which of the following can negatively impact on your credit score?

A

you pay your credit card bill every other month.

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13
Q

which of the following loans will typically have the lower interest rate?

A

federal student loan

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14
Q

the period after graduating college or school before you must begin paying back student loans in known as the:

A

grace period

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15
Q

use the table above to answer the following question: Ashley earns $250 per month. which statement below is the most correct?

A

ashley spends more than she makes

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16
Q

the return on investment (ROI) from education is typically higher for:

A

someone with a 4 year degree

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17
Q

a _______ is generally considered an appreciating asset because it will ______ in value over time

A

house; increase

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18
Q

on a check the first set of numbers in the bottom left is:

A

bank routing number

19
Q

the set of numbers (101) on the top right of the check represents the:

A

check number

20
Q

which type of bank account typically offers no interest?

A

checking

21
Q

which of the following typically have the highest fees?

A

payday lender

22
Q

which of the following are known as “free money”?

A

both grants and scholarships

23
Q

which of the following statements is most correct?

A

a benefit of owning a home is that the value may appreciate

24
Q

which of the following would a mortgage loan be used for?

A

to purchase a 4 bedroom home

25
Q

insurance can help you

A

protect against unexpected accidents

26
Q

which form is your employer required to send to you before you file your tax return?

A

W-2

27
Q

Isaiah needs to visit the doctor. the cost of the appointment without insurance is $200. Isaiah has an insurance plan through his employer with a $50 monthly premium and $20 copay. how much will Isaiah have to pay his doctor?

A

$20

28
Q

By what date must federal taxes typically be filed and sent to the IRS?

A

4/15/2016

29
Q

Identity thieves can use your personal information to:

A

All of these

30
Q

which piece of information is most useful to an identity thief?

A

your full name and social security number

31
Q

how often are you entitled to a free credit report from each of the major credit reporting companies?

A

yearly

32
Q

when buying a stock in a company, you are:

A

buying a portion of a company

33
Q

when you purchase a municipal bond, you are:

A

loaning money to the municipality

34
Q

The return of investment ( ROI)from education is typically the highest four:

A

Someone with a four-year bachelor degree

35
Q

Your sister is starting ninth-grade next year and is thinking about going to college. What steps would you first recommend she takes?

A

Looking for school clubs and organizations she’s interested in

36
Q

Which of the following loans will typically offer the lowest interest rate?

A

Federal student loans

37
Q

When referring to student loans, what is a grace period?

A

You. After graduating or leaving school before you must begin paying back student loans

38
Q

Which loan type requires you to make loan payments while you’re attending school?

A

Neither a nor B

39
Q

Which of the following statements about federal state loans is true

A

The interest rate on your loan will be fixed overtime

40
Q

Using the FASFA form you can apply for:

A

Federal student loans; the federal work study program

41
Q

The federal application for student aid form:

A

Can be submitted online or by mail

42
Q

After you send in your FASFA form what will you recieve back?

A

Your student aid teport

43
Q

You were looking for ways to pay for your higher education cost, which of the following options will require you to pay back any money receive?

A

Federal student loans