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FIN 1050 - Test 1

True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

Once a financial plan is in place by an individual there is no need to ever change it.
 

 2. 

Financial planning can help you use the money you earn to achieve your financial goals
 

 3. 

All else equal, an increase in inflation will cause investors to require a higher rate of return on an asset.
 

 4. 

Most individuals will reach their financial goals without planning.
 

 5. 

Your safety trumps your need to eat according to Maslow.
 

 6. 

You would rather die of starvation than steal food from another starving person according to the Heirarchy of Needs.
 

 7. 

When a person is self-actualized, what their friends think becomes less important according to Maslow.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 8. 

Being financially secure involves balancing what you make with
a.
your investments.
c.
your retirement plans.
b.
what you spend.
d.
your current level of debt.
 

 9. 

Which one of the following is not one of the five basic steps in personal financial planning?
a.
Evaluate your financial health.
d.
Let an accountant review your plan.
b.
Define your financial goals.
e.
Implement your plan.
c.
Develop a plan of action.
 

 10. 

The purpose of reviewing your progress, reevaluating, and revising your plan (step 5) is to
a.
create a perfect document.
d.
not be embarrassed by the tax preparation person.
b.
establish a fixed plan for life.
e.
prevent an income tax audit.
c.
adjust as necessary to keep you on target to reach your goals.
 

 11. 

Which of the following typically occur(s) during stage one of the financial life cycle?
a.
initial goal setting
d.
home purchase
b.
insurance planning
e.
all the above
c.
saving for goals
 

 12. 

What is (are) the primary activity(ies) during stage two of the financial life cycle?
a.
Help supplement your children's budgets.
d.
Solidify retirement.
b.
Get out of debt.
e.
both C and D above.
c.
Fine tune your financial plans.
 

 13. 

What is the primary factor in determining your income level?
a.
education attained
d.
the company you work for
b.
who you know
e.
your spouse's occupation
c.
your age
 

 14. 

Suppose that you are a 20-year-old college student. What stage of the financial life cycle are you currently in?
a.
Stage 1
c.
Stage 3
b.
Stage 2
d.
Stage 4
 

 15. 

The first step to take in measuring your financial condition is to create
a.
your debt ratio.
d.
a list of liabilities.
b.
a personal balance sheet
e.
a checking account
c.
an income statement.
 

 16. 

Liabilities are best described as
a.
monetary items of value that you own.
d.
adjusted gross income.
b.
financial debts and obligations for which you owe.
e.
intangible debts and obligations.
c.
your net worth.
 

 17. 

Net worth, or your general level of worth, is found by
a.
subtracting expenses from income.
d.
dividing monthly debt (less mortgage payment) by monthly income.
b.
dividing monetary assets by current liabilities.
e.
subtracting current liabilities from monetary assets.
c.
subtracting liabilities from assets.
 

 18. 

A listing of income and expenditures covering the same time period is a
a.
balance sheet.
c.
statement of net worth.
b.
income statement.
d.
statement of financial ratios.
 

 19. 

Which of the following are not typically found on a balance sheet?
a.
monetary assets.
d.
automobiles.
b.
mortgage payments.
e.
personal property.
c.
market value of a home.
 

 20. 

The current value of an investment at some future point in time is also known as
a.
future value.
c.
compound annuity.
b.
present value.
d.
the time value of money.
 

 21. 

When you leave your $7.00 interest payment in your savings account, you are
a.
creating wealth.
c.
reinvesting.
b.
establishing a savings habit.
d.
losing money, invest it elsewhere.
 

 22. 

An investment of $200 at 10% yields $242 in two years. The $242 is known as the
a.
present value.
d.
future value.
b.
compound interest.
e.
annuity sum.
c.
principle plus interest.
 

 23. 

This helpful investment rule tells you how many years it takes for a sum of money to double.
a.
compound interest.
d.
future value.
b.
rule of 72
e.
present value.
c.
rule of 100
 

 24. 

What is $150 to be received in four years worth today if the rate of interest is 12%?
a.
$236.03
d.
$455.60
b.
$95.33
e.
$49.39
c.
$716.90
 

 25. 

As a future graduation present, you uncle has just placed $6,000 in a bank account that will earn 6%. How much will be on deposit when you graduate in four years?
a.
$1,731.55
d.
$20,790,63
b.
$4,752.56
e.
$7,574.86
c.
$26,247.70
 

 26. 

Suppose that you had deposited $100 in a bank account for each of the last 5 years. How much did you earn if there is now (at the end of the fifth year) $758.92 on deposit?
a.
10%
d.
21%
b.
16%
e.
23%
c.
19%
 

 27. 

Maslow determined that we respond to situations in life according to a heirarchy of needs. The heirarchy does not include:
a.
Physiological needs
c.
Esteem needs
b.
Psychological needs
d.
Safety needs
 

 28. 

According to Maslow, we will fulfill the need to eat before we will satisfy this need:
a.
Feel safe.
d.
Learn to play an instrument.
b.
Have adequate clothing.
e.
None of the above.
c.
Are surrounded by family and friends.
f.
All of the above
 

 29. 

Making sure we have adequate clothing fulfills the__________________ need.
a.
Physiological
c.
Esteem
b.
Safety
d.
Belonging
 

Multiple Response
Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.
 

 30. 

Choose the ‘needs’ listed below that don’t apply to the lesson on Maslow’s Heirarchy of Needs. (Choose all that apply)
 a.
Air
 e.
Friends
 b.
iPod
 f.
Evening gown
 c.
Winter coat
 g.
Family
 d.
Tent
 h.
Water
 



 
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