Investments
Investments 2.0
Retirement
Retirement 2.0
Anything Retirement/Investments
100

 A security that represents part ownership of a company is called a(n)_______ .

A. Stock

B. Bond

C. Mutual Fund

D. Money Market

A. stock

100

TRUE OR FALSE: Usually, the more liquid an asset is (like cash in the bank), the less return you can expect.

TRUE

100

 __________ is the process of figuring out how much money you'll need in retirement and creating a plan to get there.

A. Stock planning

B. Savings

C. Retirement Planning

D. Mutual Fund

C. retirement planning

100

TRUE OR FALSE: When you're retired, you'll still have to pay taxes.

TRUE
100

A financial market that trades shares of ownership of public companies. 

A. Bond market

B. Retirement market

C. Stock market

D. Bank market

C. stock market

200

With this investment, you are contributing to a pool of money that will be invested in a mix of stocks, bonds, and money market accounts

A. Stock

B. Bond

C. Mutual Fund

D. Money Market Account

C. mutual fund

200

When you buy a bond, you're basically doing what with your money?

A. Lending your Money

B. Giving it away

C. Saving it

D. Paying taxes

A. lending your money

200

Social Security benefits are meant to supplement your ______________?

A. Life

B. Income

C. Time

D. Work

B. income

200

TRUE OR FALSE: It's okay to borrow money from your retirement account, but don't borrow money to invest in it.


FALSE

200

TRUE OR FALSE: Before you invest, you should make sure a mutual fund has done well for 5-10 years.


TRUE

300

This type of market describes a declining market and a receding economy.

A. Bull

B. NYSE

C. Bear

D. NASDAQ

C. Bear

300

A ______market is when the stock market is rising and the economy is booming

A. Bull

B. Stock

C. Credit

D. Bear

A. Bull

300

TRUE OR FALSE: When using a Roth plan, you invest your money after paying taxes, and the investment grows tax-free.


TRUE

300

Social Security benefits are only meant to replace about ______% of your income from when you were working

A. 40%

B. 100%

C. 10%

D. 25%

A. 40%

300

A type of savings account with a slightly higher interest rate because they have a longer savings commitment, like six months.  You will be penalized if you withdraw the money early. 

A. Bond

B. Money Market

C. Stock

D. Certificate of Deposit (CD)

D. Certificate of Deposit (CD)

400

Investing your money earns you more money because of ____________ growth. 

A. Continuous

B. Compound

C. Collective

D. Corrective

B. compound

400

TRUE OR FALSE:  When you invest, your goal is to earn a negative rate of return on investment.

FALSE

400

When using this type of retirement plan, you invest your money after paying taxes, and the investment grows tax-free.

A. Roth IRA

B. 401k

C. 403b

D. Traditional IRA

A. Roth IRA

400

Roth IRA, 401(k), and 403(b) are all examples of what? 

A. Stocks

B. Bonds

C. Retirement plans

D. Mutual funds


C. Retirement plans

400

A type of savings account with a slightly larger interest rate than a regular savings account.  Has check writing ability. 

A. Savings Account

B. Money Market Account

C. Checking Account

D. Bond Account

B. Money Market Account

500

This reduces your risk by using a mix of investment types in your portfolio.

A. Dividend

B. Savings Account

C. Stock Market

D. Diversification

D. diversification

500

The three components of compound growth are money, ___________ and rate of return.

A. Patience

B. Time

C. Luck

D. Technology

B. time

500

With a 401k, when do you pay the taxes?

A. When you put the money in the account

B. When you take the money out

C. When you use the money to buy something

B. when you take the money out

500

A qualified retirement savings plan offered by a company to its employees who contribute money from their gross pay

A. Roth 401k

B. Traditional 401K

C. Roth IRA

D. Mutual Fund

B. Traditional 401k

500

This is a qualified retirement savings plan similar to a 401(k), but it is offered by nonprofit organizations, such as churches, hospitals, schools, and some government organizations.

A. 403b

B. 401k

C. Roth IRA

D. Roth 401k

A. 403b