UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Why do we save? - Correct answers✔✔To accumulate money, Investing
Investing - Correct answers✔✔Committing money to make a profit over time
Budget - Correct answers✔✔A plan that helps you save money and see where your money is
being spent.
Simple Interest - Correct answers✔✔Calculated based only on the money you deposit.
Compound Interest - Correct answers✔✔Calculated based on the entire account balance,
including prior interest paid.
Stocks - Correct answers✔✔A share in the ownership of a company. You become one of many
owners (shareholders) of a company, and you have claim to everything the company owns. Each
shareholder gets one vote per share to elect the board of directors.
What is the importance of being a shareholder? - Correct answers✔✔You are entitled to a
portion of the company's profits and have a claim on assets.
Dividends - Correct answers✔✔A distribution of a portion of a company's earnings, decided by
the board of directors, to a class of its shareholders.
, The importance of stock ownership? - Correct answers✔✔Your claim on assets and earnings.
Limited Liability. You are not personally liable if the company is not able to pay its debts.
Why would a company issue stock? - Correct answers✔✔To raise money. It's also known as
equity financing. Companies do not have to make interest payments or pay these back.
IPO - Correct answers✔✔Initial Public Offering. This is the first sale of a stock.
How does a stock holder make money? - Correct answers✔✔Dividends, Appreciation in the
stock.
Mutual Fund - Correct answers✔✔A collection of stocks, bonds, and other securities owned by a
group of investors and managed by a professional investment advisory firm. This investment
adviser collects money from many investors and invests the pool of money for all of them.
Advantages of Mutual Funds - Correct answers✔✔Provide professional management. Offers
diversification. It often invests in one hundred or more securities.
Coupon Bonds - Correct answers✔✔Pays interest every 6 months. For example, a face value of a
bond could be $10,000.00, and it pays interest of 5%. You would receive $250 every 6 months.
Zero Coupon Bonds - Correct answers✔✔Has a reduced face value. For example, the face value
of a bond is $1,000.00, but you pay $500.00 for it. Over a period of time the bond is worth
$1,000.00.
Government Bonds - Correct answers✔✔Used for deficit spending. It's a treasury bond. These
bonds are backed by the government and are federal tax exempt. The money from these bonds
may be used to do things such as improve roads.