Exam 24: Appendix: Managing Personal Finances
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A good manager of personal finances, like a good businessperson, uses borrowed funds whenever possible.
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Alvin's credit card charges him 18% interest on his unpaid balance. His bank is offering him 1% interest on a savings account. The first thing Alvin should do with any extra money he may have is to
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The tax-sheltered program to encourage self-employed people to accumulate retirement funds is called a(n)
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Your chances of becoming disabled at an early age are ________ than your chance of dying from an accident.
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For individuals, budgets are usually more trouble than they are worth.
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Managing the finances of a household is similar to managing the finances of a small business.
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Keogh plans are most useful for stockholders of major corporations who earn most of their income from dividends rather than wages or salaries.
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Arlene has just made out a will. The will names her brother Aaron as the executor. This means that Aaron will have the authority to take over Arlene's finances if she becomes incapacitated.
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A(n) ________ is the person named in a will to assemble and value the assets of the deceased, handle tax matters, and distribute the assets.
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Which of the following is a form of term insurance that guarantees fixed premiums for the life of the policy?
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In order to get in the habit of saving, personal financial advisors suggest that you save first and wait to pay off any debts until you've accumulated at least $10,000 in cash, savings accounts, CDs, and other liquid assets.
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According to contrarians, the big decline in the stock market during the Great Recession was
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Financial planners encourage individuals to begin contributing funds into an IRA as early as possible. The major benefit of early and regular contributions is that
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Listing all of your personal assets is the first step in preparing your own income statement.
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