A) $1,400
B) $98,000
C) $27,800
D) $44,050
E) $171,900
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A) investment
B) insurance
C) credit
D) financial service
E) consumer
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Multiple Choice
A) Get a part-time job
B) Eat more meals at home rather than in restaurants
C) Find a place to live with a lower rent
D) Save more money for the future
E) Buy on credit items that might cost more later
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A) interest.
B) Social Security taxes.
C) rent.
D) unemployment.
E) current liabilities.
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Multiple Choice
A) budget surplus of $7.
B) budget deficit of $7.
C) budget surplus of $400.
D) budget deficit of $393.
E) balanced budget.
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A) furniture.
B) jewelry.
C) automobile.
D) money in a checking account.
E) home computer.
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Multiple Choice
A) Monthly balance due on a credit card
B) Total amount of a mortgage
C) Balance of an education loan
D) Total amount of a five year home improvement loan
E) Balance of a 60 month auto loan
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Multiple Choice
A) Written budget
B) Personal balance sheet
C) Cash flow statement
D) SWOT analysis
E) Physical budget
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A) surplus.
B) deficit.
C) fixed living expense.
D) budget reduction.
E) contribution to net worth.
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A) 0.77
B) 0.10
C) 2.35
D) 0.16
E) 12.90
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A) necessities.
B) wants.
C) savings.
D) car buying.
E) education.
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Multiple Choice
A) $267,500
B) $94,700
C) $162,000
D) $205,500
E) $172,800
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A) Variable expenses
B) Food expenses
C) Fixed expenses
D) Utility expenses
E) Recreation expenses
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A) Budget
B) Paycheck stub
C) Social Security number
D) Property tax bill
E) Lease
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Multiple Choice
A) Spending for current living expenses increases the amount you have for saving and investing.
B) Saving and investing for the future reduces the amount you can spend now.
C) Buying on credit results in payments later and increases the amount of future income available.
D) Using savings for purchases results in additional interest earnings.
E) Comparison shopping can cost you money and time.
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Multiple Choice
A) budget.
B) cash flow statement.
C) balance sheet.
D) bank statement.
E) time value of money report.
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Multiple Choice
A) $2,050
B) $98,000
C) $19,400
D) $44,050
E) $171,900
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