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Personal Finance Chapter 4 Review
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True/False 1. Consumers should always make quick decision about financial matters. They can always figure out how to pay for it later. 2. Financial resources are money or other items of value that people can use to acquire goods and services. False True
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True/False 3. A personal balance sheet lists your income and expenses for a period of time. 4. Luxury items fill physical needs and not emotional wants. 5. A person’s actual income, saving, and spending may not be exactly as planned on their budget. False- Assets and liabilities False True
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True/False 6. Our needs and wants tend to be unlimited, while our financial resources tend to be limited. 7. Keeping good records is not important to good budgeting or computing of variances. 8. All assets increase in value over time. True False
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True/False 9. A budget is not a critical part of managing your money.
10. When your estimated expenses are less than your actual expenses, the result is an unfavorable variance. 11. Basic needs include items that make life more enjoyable, such as a television. False
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True/ False 12. The term wants refers to items people desire for reasons beyond survival and basic comfort. 13. A financial planner is trained to help people with advice about how to invest earnings, plan for retirement, and manage other financial matters. True
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14. A person budget $40 for entertainment but spent $60
14. A person budget $40 for entertainment but spent $60. What is the percent of variance? 50% favorable 50% unfavorable 33% favorable 33% unfavorable B- 50% Unfavorable
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15. A person budgeted $75 for entertainment but spent $50
15. A person budgeted $75 for entertainment but spent $50. What is the percent of variance? 50% favorable 50% unfavorable 33% favorable 33% unfavorable C- 33% Favorable
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16. The amount of income of income your planned for March was $2,500
16. The amount of income of income your planned for March was $2,500. The amount you actually received was $2,800 resulting in a $250 favorable variance $300 favorable variance $250 unfavorable variance $300 unfavorable variance D- $300 Unfavorable variance
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17. A financial plan should include
Personal Goals Financial Goals A timeline for reaching goals All of the above D- All of the Above
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18. Which of these is the correct sequence for the five-step financial planning process?
Gather information, set goals, analyze information, develop a timeline, implement and evaluate the plan Gather information, analyze information; set goals; develop a timeline; implement and evaluate the plan B- Gather information, analyze information; set goals; develop a timeline; implement and evaluate the plan (#2)
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19. The amount you budgeted to spend on food for June was $250
19. The amount you budgeted to spend on food for June was $250. The amount you actually spent was $235, resulting in a $10 favorable variance $15 favorable variance $15 unfavorable variance $20 favorable variance $20 unfavorable variance B- $15 Favorable
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20. What is the first step in creating a personal budget?
Balance the budget Estimate your expenses Estimate your income Plan the amount you will save C- Estimate your Income
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21. The amount of money a person has to spend after needs are met is called
Net income Profit Disposable income Discretionary income None of the above D- Discretionary Income
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22. Expenses that do not change every month, such as rent
Fixed Expenses
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23. A spending or savings plan based on expected income and expenses
budget
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24. A benefit or an item you give up when you choose to buy another benefit or item
Opportunity cost
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25. The choice to give up a particular benefit or item to get another that you think is more desirable Trade off
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26. Any debt owed that must be repaid
Liability
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27. Money and items of value that you own
assets
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