Principles of Financial Planning — Quiz Answers

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When studying finance or economics, the cost of a decision is also known as a(n)

A
opportunity cost.
B
financial cost.
C
personal cost.
D
long-term cost.
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Through the successful study of personal finance, an individual will be

A
faced with long-term challenges.
B
more likely to avoid high opportunity costs.
C
able to spend available assets.
D
better prepared to calculate financial risks
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Through the successful study of personal finance, an individual will be

A
more likely to avoid high opportunity costs.
B
able to spend available assets.
C
faced with long-term challenges.
D
better prepared to calculate financial risks
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Which results are more likely for someone without personal finance skills? Choose three correct answers.

A
increased long-term challenges
B
larger long-term credit or loan costs
C
simple long-term investment strategies
D
less preparation for emergencies
E
fewer utility expenses
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How do short-term financial goals differ from long-term financial goals?

A
Short-term goals are more immediate than long-term goals.
B
Short-term goals involve more planning than long-term goals.
C
Short-term goals cost more than long-term goals in the long run.
D
Short-term goals are more affordable than long-term goals.
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In personal finance, one makes decisions based on needs vs. wants. What is considered a need?

A
something ones does not budget for
B
something one would like to have
C
something one can afford
D
something one cannot live without
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To assess the risk and return involved in a purchase decision, which practical questions should a potential buyer ask? Choose three correct answers.

A
What is the likely return?
B
What can go wrong?
C
Is the risk worth the return?
D
How will it affect my social status?
E
What are my friends buying?
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In personal finance, one makes decisions based on needs vs. wants. What is considered a need?

A
something one cannot live without
B
something one would like to have
C
something one can afford
D
something ones does not budget for

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