Exam 3: Financial Statements,tools,and Budgets
Exam 1: Understanding Personal Finance141 Questions
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Exam 4: Managing Income Taxes196 Questions
Exam 5: Managing Checking and Savings Accounts181 Questions
Exam 6: Building and Maintaining Good Credit143 Questions
Exam 7: Credit Cards and Consumer Loans160 Questions
Exam 8: Vehicles and Other Major Purchases144 Questions
Exam 9: Obtaining Affordable Housing214 Questions
Exam 10: Managing Property and Liability Risk202 Questions
Exam 11: Managing Health Expenses126 Questions
Exam 12: Life Insurance Planning214 Questions
Exam 13: Investment Fundamentals173 Questions
Exam 14: Investing in Stocks and Bonds351 Questions
Exam 15: Investing Through Mutual Funds172 Questions
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Which of the following would be classified as a short-term liability?
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When a college student saves all summer so that he or she has money available to live on during the school year;he or she is using a revolving savings fund.
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NARRBEGIN: Figure 3-1
Figure 3-1
Maria and John Sanchez have just completed their third annual set of financial statements.They met in a personal finance class while in college and still remember their instructor's advice regarding the importance of knowing their financial condition and progress.Even before they got married,they decided that each year on February 2 (Groundhog Day)they would update their cash-flow statement and their balance sheet.
The following information is taken from their latest financial statements:
-Refer to Figure 3-1.Calculate Maria and John's current net worth.

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The debt-to-income ratio provides a view of total debt burden of an individual or family by comparing the dollars spent on gross annual debt repayments with gross annual income.
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Keeping track of all income and expenses is very important to achieving your financial objectives.
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Which of the following types of assets is primarily used for the maintenance of a lifestyle?
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The best method to control overspending is to regularly monitor unexpended balances in each budget classification.
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Which of the following would be classified as a long-term liability?
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To make realistic estimates of income and expenses,reliable financial information is critical.The more accurate the estimates,the more effective the budget.
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The two most useful financial statements are ____ and ____.
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After the budgeting period has ended,you need to add up the actual income received and expenditures made during that period.
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Original deeds and mortgage papers should be stored in one's home file.
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Financial planning is a single,customized plan regarding a person's financial affairs.
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Budget estimates are the projected dollar amounts in a budget that one plans to receive or spend during the period covered by the budget.
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Child support received,Social Security benefits,and public assistance are all examples of
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Budgeting is narrower in scope than overall financial planning as it is primarily concerned with projecting future income and expenditures over a period of time.
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Which of the following provides information about a person's financial condition at a specific point in time?
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