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Question 1 1 pts <p>Which one of the following is specifically designed to set aside funds for college?</p> Which one of the following is specifically designed to set aside funds for college?
certificate of deposit
529 plan
401(k) plan
time deposit
IRA
Flag this Question Question 2 1 pts <p>Which one of the following is a characteristic of a prepaid tuition plan but not a characteristic of a college savings plan?</p> Which one of the following is a characteristic of a prepaid tuition plan but not a characteristic of a college savings plan?
no age limit
open enrollment all year
locked-in tuition price
lack of state guarantee
no state residency requirement
Flag this Question Question 3 1 pts <p>You contribute 3 percent of your pay to your employer's 401(k) plan and your employer provides a 2 percent match. How much will be contributed into your plan during the year if your annual salary is $38,000?</p> You contribute 3 percent of your pay to your employer's 401(k) plan and your employer provides a 2 percent match. How much will be contributed into your plan during the year if your annual salary is $38,000?
$760
$1,140
$1,900
$1,163
$1,500
Flag this Question Question 4 1 pts <p>You own a home which is currently valued at $148,500. You have a $113,600 mortgage and a $7,500 home equity loan. What is the amount of your home equity?</p> You own a home which is currently valued at $148,500. You have a $113,600 mortgage and a $7,500 home equity loan. What is the amount of your home equity?
$34,900
$27,400
$141,000
$148,500
$156,000
Flag this Question Question 5 1 pts <p>Theresa recently purchased her first house. Her mortgage requires her to pay $1,250 a month for five years and then pay a lump sum of $110,000, which will pay off the loan. Which type of loan does Theresa have on her house?</p> Theresa recently purchased her first house. Her mortgage requires her to pay $1,250 a month for five years and then pay a lump sum of $110,000, which will pay off the loan. Which type of loan does Theresa have on her house?
balloon mortgage
HELOC
home equity loan
fixed rate mortgage
adjustable rate mortgage
Flag this Question Question 6 1 pts <p>A checking account at a bank is most comparable to which one of the following?</p> A checking account at a bank is most comparable to which one of the following?
traditional IRA account
share draft account at a credit union
savings account at a commercial bank
bank certificate of deposit
time deposit at a credit union
Flag this Question Question 7 1 pts The bank shows that you currently have $826 in your checking account. You have a $54 outstanding deposit and three outstanding checks in the amounts of $28, $36, and $59. The bank charges a monthly fee of $5 on this account, which was charged to your account yesterday. You have not deducted the $5 out of your check book balance. What will be the amount of your check book balance if you reconcile your account right now?
$752
$757
$782
$890
$895
Flag this Question Question 8 1 pts <p>You have a tendency to forget to deduct ATM withdrawals from your check book balance. Your account is with The Corner Bank. Which one of the following should you consider given this tendency?</p> You have a tendency to forget to deduct ATM withdrawals from your check book balance. Your account is with The Corner Bank. Which one of the following should you consider given this tendency?
overdraft protection
IRA account
bank shares account
interest-bearing checking with minimum balance requirement
bank certificate of deposit
Flag this Question Question 9 1 pts <p>Which one of the following is NOT a common characteristic of a credit union?</p> Which one of the following is NOT a common characteristic of a credit union?
member owned
exemption from state but not federal income taxation
lower interest rates on loans than those offered by commercial banks
non-profit institution
dividends paid on depositor's accounts
Flag this Question Question 10 1 pts <p>Banks may charge a fee for:</p> Banks may charge a fee for:
seeing a teller in person.
having an inactive checking account.
replacing a lost ATM/debit card.
stopping payment on a check.
any of the activities listed in the other answers.