FBLA Banking and Financial Systems Test Bank Exam 2026-2027
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balance sheet
A financial statement that shows the firm's assets and liabilities.
property damage liability
Insurance coverage that pays for the damages to the car and possessions
(including stationery objects such as trees/mailboxes) of the other party in
an accident that is your fault.
comprehensive physical damage
Insurance coverage that covers the cost of damages to your car caused by
natural disasters, fire, robbery, theft, vandalism, and more.
personal injury protection
Insurance coverage that covers medical expenses, although it depends based
on plan/provider, usually it covers most medical costs, hospital costs, Income
continuation, lost wages and funeral costs.
,price-to-earnings ratio
Ratios that relate a stock's price to the firm's profits, thus allowing investors
to evaluate stock prices.
mutual company
A type of insurance company that returns part of the profits of the company to
its policyholders.
independent agency
Created by Congress to address concerns that go beyond the scope of ordinary
legislation.
passbook accounts
Another way of saying "savings accounts."
credit unions
Depositors are the owners of _.
,prime rate
Interest rate charged by banks to their best corporate borrowers.
whole life insurance
Life insurance policy that remains in force for the insured's whole life.
Advantage = cash values can build up that policy holders can borrow
against later.
teller
An entry-level position at a financial institution.
euro
A new currency used by members of the European union.
commercial bank
Primary lending function is to help business owners who want to expand.
suitability
An important element in determining proper business practices. Financial
professionals recommend financial products based on the client's financial,
social, and emotional circumstances.
, defensive stocks
Those likely to have share prices that are more volatile that those of growth
stocks. Most popular when economic outlook is not very positive.
trust department
This part of a bank would be most likely to manage money for a 12-year-old
who received an inheritance.
cashier's check
A check drawn on the bank's own funds, often requested by seller to be
assured of payment.
M1
The narrowest definition of the money supply. Includes currency, travelers'
checks, and balances in checking accounts.
fractional reserve banking
A certain percentage of any deposit that is placed in the vault while the
remainder is lent out/invested by the bank.
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balance sheet
A financial statement that shows the firm's assets and liabilities.
property damage liability
Insurance coverage that pays for the damages to the car and possessions
(including stationery objects such as trees/mailboxes) of the other party in
an accident that is your fault.
comprehensive physical damage
Insurance coverage that covers the cost of damages to your car caused by
natural disasters, fire, robbery, theft, vandalism, and more.
personal injury protection
Insurance coverage that covers medical expenses, although it depends based
on plan/provider, usually it covers most medical costs, hospital costs, Income
continuation, lost wages and funeral costs.
,price-to-earnings ratio
Ratios that relate a stock's price to the firm's profits, thus allowing investors
to evaluate stock prices.
mutual company
A type of insurance company that returns part of the profits of the company to
its policyholders.
independent agency
Created by Congress to address concerns that go beyond the scope of ordinary
legislation.
passbook accounts
Another way of saying "savings accounts."
credit unions
Depositors are the owners of _.
,prime rate
Interest rate charged by banks to their best corporate borrowers.
whole life insurance
Life insurance policy that remains in force for the insured's whole life.
Advantage = cash values can build up that policy holders can borrow
against later.
teller
An entry-level position at a financial institution.
euro
A new currency used by members of the European union.
commercial bank
Primary lending function is to help business owners who want to expand.
suitability
An important element in determining proper business practices. Financial
professionals recommend financial products based on the client's financial,
social, and emotional circumstances.
, defensive stocks
Those likely to have share prices that are more volatile that those of growth
stocks. Most popular when economic outlook is not very positive.
trust department
This part of a bank would be most likely to manage money for a 12-year-old
who received an inheritance.
cashier's check
A check drawn on the bank's own funds, often requested by seller to be
assured of payment.
M1
The narrowest definition of the money supply. Includes currency, travelers'
checks, and balances in checking accounts.
fractional reserve banking
A certain percentage of any deposit that is placed in the vault while the
remainder is lent out/invested by the bank.
