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Financial Intelligence Vocabulary
Test Description: Financial intelligence vocabulary
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Asset
A
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
B
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
C
A financial business that accepts deposits and holds money to save. It lends money as well.
D
Something that has value or makes money whether you work for it or not
2) Balance Sheet
A
A financial business that accepts deposits and holds money to save. It lends money as well.
B
A statement or snapshot of a financial place which states the assets and liabilities at a particular point in time.
C
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
D
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
3) Bank
A
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
B
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
C
A financial business that accepts deposits and holds money to save.
D
The portion of a purchase that a buyer pays to buy something.
4) Bond
A
A statement or snapshot of a financial place which states the assets and liabilities.
B
Any money spent that did purchase an asset.
C
A written promise issued by a government or company to pay a fixed amount over a period of time.
D
Am agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
5) Credit Card
A
The rent you agree to pay on money borrowed from a bank or person.
B
The amount of money left over from the sale of a product or service.
C
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
D
Paper assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds and certificates of deposit.
6) Certificate of Deposit
A
The income you receive from your investments.
B
A debt on real estate that you agree to pay in order to own the land or property.
C
Something that takes money away from you.
D
An agreement that one leaves money on deposit with a financial institution for a certain period of time.
7) Debt
A
Any property or building rented to others.
B
The money earned and paid for working at a job.
C
A percentage of a company that is bought, making the purchaser part owner.
D
Money that is owed or due.
8) Down Payment
A
Money that is owed or due.
B
Something that takes money away from you.
C
The money earned and paid for working at a job.
D
The portion of a purchase that a buyer pays to buy something like a house.
9) Expense
A
The amount of money left over from a sale of a product or service after deducting all expenses.
B
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
C
Any money spent that did purchase an asset.
D
A portion of your income paid to the government for things such as roads, police, fire department, transportation, etc.
10) Interest
A
A statement or snapshot of a financial place which states the assets and liabilities.
B
The portion of a purchase that a buyer pays to buy something.
C
A debt on real estate that you agree to pay in order to own the land or property.
D
The rent you agree to pay on money borrowed from a bank or person.
11) Liability
A
A financial business that accepts deposits and holds money to save. It lends money as well.
B
A percentage of a company that is bought, making the purchaser part owner.
C
Any property or building rented to others.
D
Something that takes money away from you such as credit cards, mortgages, and loans.
12) Mortgage
A
A debt on real estate that you agree to pay in order to own the land or property.
B
Something that has value or makes money whether you work for it or not.
C
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
D
The money earned and paid for working at a job.
13) Passive Income
A
The amount of money left over from a sale of a product or service.
B
Money that is owed or due.
C
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
D
The income you receive from your investments that require minimal effort on your part.
14) Profit
A
The amount of money left over from a sale of a product or service after deducting all expenses related to making it.
B
A written promise issued by a government or company to pay a fixed amount over a period of time.
C
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
D
A percentage of a company that is bought, making the purchaser part owner.
15) Rate of Return
A
Any property or building rented to others.
B
The portion of your income paid to the government for things such as roads, police, fire department, transportation, etc.
C
Money that is owed or due.
D
The amount of profit you receive from an asset in a year compared to the amount of money you actually invested in the asset.
16) Rental Real Estate
A
Any property or building rented to others.
B
A statement or snapshot of a financial place which states the assets and liabilities at a particular point in time.
C
An agreement that one leaves money on deposit with a financial institution for a certain period of time.
D
The money earned and paid for working at a job.
17) Salary
A
The money earned and paid for working at a job.
B
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
C
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
D
A financial business that accepts deposits and holds money to save. It lends money as well.
18) Securities
A
A financial business that accepts deposits and holds money to save. It lends money as well.
B
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
C
A percentage of a company that is bought, making the purchaser part owner.
D
Paper assets such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds and certificates of deposit.
19) Stock
A
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
B
A percentage of a company that is bought, making the purchaser part owner.
C
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
D
A financial business that accepts deposits and holds money to save. It lends money as well.
20) Tax
A
Any property or building rented to others.
B
Money that is owed or due. Debts are liabilities.
C
The portion of your income paid to the government for things such as roads, police, fire department, transportation, etc.
D
An agreement that lets a customer buy something now and pay for it later.
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