Define Financial Knowledge
Possessing awareness of important information needed to understand and apply personal finance concepts.
Define Informal Network
Family & Friends
Financial risk tolerance refers to your
perception of the riskiness of a situation or investment.
preference when choosing between two or more investments.
willingness to engage in a risk in which an outcome is uncertain.
capacity to sustain an expected loss.
willingness to engage in a risk in which an outcome is uncertain.
What are the parts of S-M-A-R-T goal?
Specific,Attachment,Money, & Time
Spring,Monopoly,Applelossu,Realistic, & Timely
Specific,Measurable,Attainable,Relevant & Timely
Soronian,Michigan,Attainable,Realistic, & Timely
Specific,Measurable,Attainable,Relevant & Timely
How does procrastination affect meeting your goals?
Procrastination affects meeting your goals because you are putting more value on the present rather than the future
Define Risk Tolerance
Your willingness to engage in a risky behavior that entails the possibility of a financial loss.
Define Formal Network
Those connects you have that are professional
The ____________________ the risk the____________________ the wealth earned.
higher ; higher
Define Goal time horizon
It is the how it is going to take you to complete your goal start to finish
What can lead to becoming over confident in future decisions?
Confirmatory bias.
Status quo bias.
Optimism bias.
Procrastinating.
Confirmatory Bias
An action item that should be a part of everyone’s journey to financial well-being include which of the following?
Keep good records.
Spend less than you earn.
Maintain appropriate insurance.
All of these answer choices are correct.
All of the above are correct.
Which of the following can both help and seriously deplete your social capital?
Informal networks.
Formal networks.
Social media sites.
Human capital
Social Media Sites
The relationship between wealth accumulation and risk tolerance is referred to as what?
Positive.
Negative.
Equal.
No association
Positive
What is the time range for short term goals?
8 months to 5 years
9 months to 2.5 years
3 to 6 weeks
2 to 3 weeks
9 months to 2.5 years
Which of the following is an example of precommitting to decisions using heuristics as a decision-making tool?
Using deadlines.
Focusing on small steps.
Paying bills automatically.
Defining where you want to be financially.
Using deadlines
Financial literacy takes more than financial knowledge. You must also have some key personal behavior(s) including which of the following?
Self-control.
A desire to apply financial information to the management of your household financial situation.
An interest in personal finance topics.
All of these answer choices are correct.
All of the above are correct.
Besides education, what are other ways to increase your human capital?(Please provide one example).
Willingness to Relocate
Skill Development
Health
All of these below are a form of human capital expect….
On the job training
College degree
Reading about a new way to complete your job
Reference from your coach
Reference from your coach
What is the time range for long term goals?
8 months to 5 years
9 months to 2.5 years
more than 10 years
2 to 3 weeks
More than 10 years
What is said to occur when the value of future benefits is perceived to be lower than that of an alternative available right now?
Procrastination.
Hyperbolic discounting.
Financial capability.
Goal setting.
Hyperbolic discounting
What makes up your financial internal view?
Feelings of Control
Financial Risk Tolerance
Financial Knowledge
Generally, healthy people work ______ hours and for a longer period of years over their life span compared to those with impaired health histories.
less.
more.
the same.
longer.
Longer
Which of the following is the point where returns through job placements, income, and human capital outweigh the costs of attendance?
Informal networks.
Formal networks.
Financial capability.
Educational value.
Educational Value
What is the time perspective associated with the future?
Goal-Oriented
Hedonistic
Fatalistic
Past-Oriented
Goal-Oriented
When people make financial decisions they rely on…
cognitive evaluations
Feelings
Mental short cuts
All of the above
All of the above