Exam 2: Managing Your Financial Resources - Banking Services and Managing Your Money

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Money market funds are insured investments that invest in very safe investments and have a very low risk of default.

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A Canada Savings Bond is a typical investment in a money market fund.

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You have $5000 saved in case you may need to replace the furnace in your house which has been acting up.Which of the following would be the best place to put the $5000?

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Rashid's monthly expenses are $4000 and he expects that his cash flow will always be sufficient to cover his expenses.How much should he ideally have in his emergency fund?

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Overdraft protection normally is available with

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Schedule I,II and III banks offer essentially the same services.

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Because they have lower overhead,web-based financial institutions tend to pay higher interest rates on deposits than institutions with physical branches.

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Jeff put $50 into a chequing account with a balance of $600.He then withdrew funds using the ABM machine 14 times that month at a cost of $1.50 per withdrawal and wrote 12 cheques at a cost of $0.50 each.The account also has a monthly charge of five dollars.What are the total bank charges for the month?

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To join a credit union,you need to

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If you have $10 000 that you do not expect to need for expenses in the next few years and you wish to put it somewhere so that it will earn a return,which of the following financial institutions would be the best option?

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Chartered banks are the only financial institutions which offer insurance on deposits.

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Research two financial institutions on the web and compare them based on important factors you should consider when choosing a financial institution.What advantages do they each give to students? How does that change once one is no longer a student? Indicate and justify which institution you feel would be better for you.Cite your sources.

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You have $5000 saved which you may need for home repairs at any time in the next few years.If you did need the funds,you would have a weeks' notice to access the funds.Which of the following would likely give you the best return for your $5000?

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Which of the following is a disadvantage of using debits cards over credit cards?

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Which of the following will not vary at a chartered bank?

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Bank fees for using an automatic banking machine (ABM)are not usually a significant consideration in choosing a bank with which to do business.

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If you were taking out a personal loan,the highest rate would probably be charged by a

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Deposits in commercial banks that are members of the CDIC are insured up to a maximum of $50 000 per account.

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Which of the following financial institutions specialize in making personal loans to people who are perceived to have a higher risk of default?

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Debit cards and credit cards both offer the benefit of short-term financing.

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