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Personal Financial Planning #1

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Q1 . What does pin stand for in terms of your credit or debit card?

Q2 . What does the acronym CPI pertain to in terms of personal finance?

Q3 . What does the acronym S.M.A.R.T represent?

Q4 . When you eat a special meal and attempt to recreate that meal and your satisfaction diminishes afterwards. That is an example of diminishing marginal utility.

Q5 . What does GDP represent?

Q6 . Which of the following best characterizes economic growth in an economy?

Q7 . Facebook is valued anywhere from 75 billion to 100 billion

Q8 . Long-term financial goals should last over five years.

Q9 . What type of investment would be buying Facebook stock?

Q10 . What is another name for Annual Percentage Rate or A.P.R.?

Q11 . Intermediate financial goals should last between one to five years

Q12 . There are four quarters in the United States business cycle.

Q13 . Economics is the study of how wealth is created and distributed.

Q14 . What is the first step in building a financial portfolio for yourself?

Q15 . What is a credit limit?

Q16 . Which of the following do most Americans use to pay for a home loan?

Q17 . What is the one of the most popular forms of credit?

Q18 . When President Obama took office, the United States and most of the global economy was embroiled in a recession.

Q19 . What is a pin number?

Q20 . A credit card that offers an adjustable APR is a good credit card

Q21 . There is no specific way to predict what the stock market is going to do.

Q22 . How long should short term goals last?

Q23 . What is a consequence of choice?

Q24 . What does I.P.O stand for in terms of financial public offerings in the stock market?

Q25 . How should you structure your investment portfolio?

Q26 . What is inflation?

Q27 . You should never change or alter a financial plan regardless of the situation.

Q28 . What does A.P.R stand for?

Q29 . What is diminished marginal utility?

Q30 . Which of the following is an example of a personal financial statement?

Q31 . Shopping around for a credit card is not something you should consider as a consumer

Q32 . When prices are rising, what must an individual's income also must do to keep pace?

Q33 . What is financial literacy?

Q34 . What is another name for nominal income?

Q35 . The United States is currently attempting to move out of which of the following economic cycles?

Q36 . What is the name of the balance for your credit card?

Q37 . What is the typical age for wealh accumulation for Americans?

Q38 . How often should you review and revise your personal financial plans?

Q39 . What does real income reflect?

Q40 . When inflation rises, the federal reserve attempts to print money to provide more dollars to individuals.

Q41 . Which company will be facing an I.P.O this upcoming spring?

Q42 . What is a recession?

Q43 . What does the GDP measure?

Q44 . When is the first quarter of the United States economic business cycle?

Q45 . What does pin stand for in terms of your credit or debit card?

Q46 . What does the acronym CPI pertain to in terms of personal finance?

Q47 . What does the acronym S.M.A.R.T represent?

Q48 . When you eat a special meal and attempt to recreate that meal and your satisfaction diminishes afterwards. That is an example of diminishing marginal utility.

Q49 . What does GDP represent?

Q50 . Which of the following best characterizes economic growth in an economy?

Q51 . Facebook is valued anywhere from 75 billion to 100 billion

Q52 . Long-term financial goals should last over five years.

Q53 . What type of investment would be buying Facebook stock?

Q54 . What is another name for Annual Percentage Rate or A.P.R.?

Q55 . Intermediate financial goals should last between one to five years

Q56 . There are four quarters in the United States business cycle.

Q57 . Economics is the study of how wealth is created and distributed.

Q58 . What is the first step in building a financial portfolio for yourself?

Q59 . What is a credit limit?

Q60 . Which of the following do most Americans use to pay for a home loan?

Q61 . What is the one of the most popular forms of credit?

Q62 . When President Obama took office, the United States and most of the global economy was embroiled in a recession.

Q63 . What is a pin number?

Q64 . A credit card that offers an adjustable APR is a good credit card

Q65 . There is no specific way to predict what the stock market is going to do.

Q66 . How long should short term goals last?

Q67 . What is a consequence of choice?

Q68 . What does I.P.O stand for in terms of financial public offerings in the stock market?

Q69 . How should you structure your investment portfolio?

Q70 . What is inflation?

Q71 . You should never change or alter a financial plan regardless of the situation.

Q72 . What does A.P.R stand for?

Q73 . What is diminished marginal utility?

Q74 . Which of the following is an example of a personal financial statement?

Q75 . Shopping around for a credit card is not something you should consider as a consumer

Q76 . When prices are rising, what must an individual's income also must do to keep pace?

Q77 . What is financial literacy?

Q78 . What is another name for nominal income?

Q79 . The United States is currently attempting to move out of which of the following economic cycles?

Q80 . What is the name of the balance for your credit card?

Q81 . What is the typical age for wealh accumulation for Americans?

Q82 . How often should you review and revise your personal financial plans?

Q83 . What does real income reflect?

Q84 . When inflation rises, the federal reserve attempts to print money to provide more dollars to individuals.

Q85 . Which company will be facing an I.P.O this upcoming spring?

Q86 . What is a recession?

Q87 . What does the GDP measure?

Q88 . When is the first quarter of the United States economic business cycle?

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