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Financial Planning

Subject : business-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 33 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. The way we can afford to live today and make ends meet






2. IRS






3. Effective managing of resources - Control of financial affairs - Improved personal relationships - Freedom from financial worry






4. Correspondance (minor questions) - Office audit - Field (most complex) (more coorp. than ppl.)






5. Implementing the budget (recording amnts spent) - Evaluating the budget (reviewing patterns)






6. Deposit a specific amount each payday into an account not readily accessible - payroll deduction - save coins - and cut down on spending - putting Payroll deductions into saving accounts - Automatic payments from checking into savings accounts or mut






7. Where can I get best return? -Minimize cost of checking and payment services? -Can I borrow money when I need it? Types of endorsements -Blank Endorsement: Sign back of check; most risky -Restrictive Endorsement: write acct # and "for deposit only"






8. A financial statement that lists and summarizes income and expense transactions over a period of time






9. Tax on Purchase (sales tax) - Tax on Property (property tax) - Tax on Wealth (estate or inheritance taxes) - Tax on Earnings (Income and social security)






10. Library and online info -career center -Networking -References -Company Visits






11. Storing and maintaining personal financial records - Creating personal financial statements (balance sheets and cash flow) - Creating a plan for spending and saving (budgeting)






12. Purchases -property -wealth (inheritance) -earnings






13. Illegal






14. Generate funds for government spending






15. Commitment to a profession that requires continued training






16. Correspondence for minor questions -Office audit: takes place at IRS office -Field audit: most complex - visit you at home






17. The process of managing your money to achieve personal economic satisfaction






18. S- specific M- measurable A- action oriented R- realistic T- time based






19. Campus Projects -Internships -Volunteer work -Part-time employment -Full-time employment






20. The achievement of financial aspirations that are desired - planned or attempted. It is defined by the individual who seeks it. *unique to each individual






21. 1. Asses goals and abilities 2. Evaluate employment market 3. Develop resume and letter 4. Interview and assess performance 5. Evaluate positions offered 6. Address career development






22. Commercial Banks -Savings and loan associations -Mutual Savings Banks -Credit Unions






23. Inflation Risk- waiting to buy something could cost more Intrest Rate Risk- changing intreats rate effect your cost Income Risk- loss of job Personal Risk- additional cost associated with health and safety Liquidity Risk- investment with difficulty






24. Savings -Payment services -Borrowing -Trust -asset management account






25. Position obtained to earn money






26. Facilitates handling Financial affairs -Promotes timely bill paying -Benchmarks for success -records available @ tax time -Improves financial decisions -Clear record of available resources






27. A Snap Shot (one day) - Assets (cash - checking - savings - home - car - stocks - bonds - retirement) - Liabilities (credit card balances - loans) - Net Worth = (assets) - (liabilities)






28. 1. Work well w/ others 2. Perform at peak levels 3. Wide array of interests 4. Cope w/ conflict and change 5. Financial awareness 6. Technical knowledge 7. Problem solving ability 8. Excellent communication skills






29. Short Term- within the year (small debts - saving for a vacation) Intermediate- 1 to 5 years Long Term- more than 5 years (retirement)






30. Legal






31. Spending reduces savings potential while saving reduces amounts available for spending -Credit use ties up future income -Using savings for purchases depletes savings -Comparison shopping spends time but saves money






32. How we want to live financially






33. 1. Assess goals and abilities 2. Evaluate employment market 3. Develop resume and letter 4. Interview and assess performance 5. Evaluate positions offered 6. Address career development