Global Currencies
Sources of Information
Consumerism
Economic Factors
Loans
100

This is the total number of different currencies currently recognized in the world.

What is 180?

100

Financial institutions, business sections of newspapers, and books and magazines on personal finance are all examples of this.

What is reliable sources of financial information?

100

This term describes the feeling that you always need to have the latest trends, often as a result of strategic marketing campaigns.

What is consumerism?

100

This is the rate at which the prices of goods and services increase over time, meaning your money doesn't buy as much as it used to.

What is inflation?

100

This term refers to the original amount of money borrowed before any interest is added to the debt.

What is the principal?

200

Ranking just above the U.S. Dollar in value, this currency's single unit is worth $1.34 Canadian.

What is the Swiss Franc?

200

This term refers to "fake news" found on social media where everyone can easily share opinions that may not be financially accurate.

What is misinformation?

200

In a budget, things like water, medicine, and food are classified as these, while items like video games are "wants."

What are needs?

200

This global health event in early 2020 caused Canadian unemployment to jump by 5.2% in a single month.

What is the COVID-19 pandemic?

200

When deciding whether to grant a loan, a lender like a bank will investigate a person’s assets, their current debt, and this source of money.

What is income?

300

A country's currency is generally worth less if the government owes a large amount of this.

What is debt?

300

This financial professional has completed a degree, specific coursework, and passed a rigorous exam, making them a reliable source of advice

What is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP)?

300

Marketers use this specific strategy to make you feel like you have a limited time to buy a product and must respond quickly.

What is a "call to action"?

300

This factor can affect financial goals when a person gets older and decides they would rather have a nice house than a luxury car.

What is a change in priorities?

300

This specific loan is provided for the purpose of buying a house and typically has an interest rate between 2% and 5%

What is a mortgage?

400

If you took $35 Canadian to Australia at an exchange rate of 1.10, you would receive this much Australian currency

What is $38.50?

400

In Canada, banks are monitored by this federal agency to ensure they act in the best interest of consumers.

What is the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC)?

400

Strategic forms of advertising use this personal data, including your search history and online profile, to appeal to you directly.

What is an online identity (or targeted advertising)?

400

High interest rates in a country can actually make its currency more valuable by attracting these people or businesses from other countries.

What are foreign investors?

400

This type of loan is considered riskier because the interest rate changes whenever a bank's base rate goes up or down.

What is a variable-rate loan?

500

If foreign investors see a country has an unstable government or wars, they will avoid investing, which is known as this type of instability

What is political instability?

500

Often seen in flashy online ads, these illegal business models pay members for recruiting new members rather than selling actual products.

What are pyramid schemes?

500

This specific part of a budget is set aside to cover unexpected costs, such as medical issues or car repairs.

What is an emergency fund?

500

Reaching financial goals becomes faster for women as this specific "gap" continues to close over time

What is the gender wage gap?

500

In 2021, the prime rate reached this specific percentage, which was its lowest level since 2008.

What is 2.45%?

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