financial decision planning pretest
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Question 1
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The main goal of the personal financial planning process is to…
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Which of these is NOT one of the five constraints on an Investment Policy Statement?
Question 3
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Which of the following is not a reason to seek help from a financial planner?
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Leonard and Penny decide to take out a large deductible on their health insurance. Which risk management strategy are they using by taking the largest available deductible?
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One of the first things a family should do to protect against the loss of job or prepare for a financial downturn is to establish a/an…
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Where on the Statement of Cash Flow would a planner account for the purchase of a new car for cash?
Question 7
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Which type of mortgage has the greatest interest risk for the family?
Question 8
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Banks use a formula called the monthly housing cost to gross income ratio to determine whether or not
to provide a mortgage to an individual. Which of these items is not considered in this formula?
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Debt makes up the ____________ leverage on the Statement of Financial Position.
Question 10
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What is the main difference between the construction of personal and business financial statements?
Question 11
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This type of retirement plan shifts the risk from the company to the investor.
Question 12
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This type of life insurance is desired by a family who wants a death benefit and savings function:
Question 13
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The factual printout and evaluation of a person's creditworthiness is:
Question 14
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Capital expenditures cover which time horizon:
Question 15
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Risk ___________ measures a person’s feelings toward risk, while risk _________ measures a person’s ability to take on risk based on their circumstances.
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To achieve the highest level of diversification, asset classes should be
Question 17
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Unsystematic risk is:
Question 18
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Which of these retirement planning techniques assumes the investor will use up all of the funds at time
of death?
Question 19
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Which investment vehicle is best for a family who wants to be invested in a diversified equity portfolio and does not have time to conduct research on the investments?
Question 20
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When planning for retirement, Derek and Cheri realize they will not have enough money. Which action will NOT help them make up the shortfall?
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