Financial Literacy Test

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What is the best way to create a budget? Options: Spolit your income in half: save 50% and spend 50%, Create minimum savings goals that you must reach before you can buy any "wants"., Decide a maximum amount that you can spend each week. Spend that amount however you want as long as you don't go over it., Divide your income into categories and plan how much you'll spend on each.

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Divide your income into categories and plan how much you'll spend on each.

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How does a debit card work?

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It lets you pay with the money in your checking account.

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Which of the following is true about credit cards? Options: You can't use a credit card at most stores. If you don't pay your balance off in full each month, you will accrue interest. Credit cards allow you to access money in your checking account. Charging your credit card is the best way to pay for an unexpected expense.

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If you don't pay your balance off in full each month, you will accrue interest.

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How do you request that your insurance pay for the lost items after a break-in?

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You file a claim.

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What is the name of the document that comes with your paycheck and shows you what you were paid and how much was taken for taxes?

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Paystub

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When moving to a new rental, you will likely need to pay a security deposit. How much is this often?

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First and last month's rent.

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You got $200 from your grandma for your birthday. What should you do first?

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Record it as income in your budget.

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What is the name of the document that tells you what you need to pay on your credit card?

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Statement

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What happens if you go into debt?

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You will need to pay back a minimum amount every month, you will likely pay more than you borrowed due to interest, and your credit score can be negatively affected.

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You charged $500 to your credit card to buy a new TV and paid it off after 6 months. With interest, you paid back a total of $600. What is the principal in this situation?

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$500