CSB Financial Education 1 Full 4-Lesson Survey Welcome to Cambridge Savings Bank's Financial Education Program! We'd like to learn what you know - and what you may be unsure of when it comes to managing your money. Let's get started! Continue Question Title 1. Please select your group number and survey you are taking today. 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What is a balanced budget? Spending that sensibly balances needs and wants Income equals expenses Savings is part of the plan Not sure Continue Question Title 3. What is the opposite of debt? Income Expenses Savings Not sure Continue Question Title 4. Do you gain more from cutting expenses or increasing gross income by the same amount? Cutting expenses Increasing income Both are equal Not sure Continue Question Title 5. Which statement is false when describing both a savings account and a certificate of deposit? Both are FDIC insured Both are products offered by banks You can withdraw money from either at any time without penalty Not sure Continue Question Title 6. What is meant by "Pay Yourself First?" Buy necessities first Invest in insured investments Build savings into your budget Not sure Continue Question Title 7. What is a budget? Your bank balance online or in a check register A plan for you spend and save your money A plan for how you invest your money Not sure Continue Question Title 8. Can a direct deposit of a paycheck be split into both a checking and a savings account? No. Direct deposits can only go into checking accounts Yes No. Direct deposits can only go into savings accounts Not sure Continue Question Title 9. What is inflation? How much your salary increases every year How much costs of essential items you buy increase every year How much your investments grow every year Not sure Continue Question Title 10. When budgeting jointly with another person, what is the most difficult part? Record-keeping Prioritizing expenses Finding bargains Not sure Continue Question Title 11. If your expenses exceed your income, your accountant would say, "You are in the _______" Red Black Blue Not sure Continue Question Title 12. Banks typically open an individual checking account for customers at what minimum age? 16 17 18 19 Continue Question Title 13. What is a check register? A form that you use to register your account with an employer for direct deposit A form that you use to register your checking account for either online or paper statements A booklet in which you keep track of all of your deposits and withdrawals Not sure Continue Question Title 14. What is a double-endorsed check A check that must have two signatures on the front to make it valid A check that is signed on the back by two people A check that has different values for the written and numerical amounts Not sure Continue Question Title 15. What is the main difference between a debit card and a credit card? Only credit cards offer reward points You can only get cash from a debit card Debit cards take money directly from your checking account Not sure Continue Question Title 16. What are two ways that you can make a purchase with a debit card? Credit or Debit Debit or Cash Credit or Cash Not sure Continue Question Title 17. Who is the "Payee" on a check? The person who pays the check The bank upon which the check is drawn The person to whom the check is made out Not sure Continue Question Title 18. What are "Uncollected funds?" Money that a bank fails to collect from another bank when a check is insufficient Money that is not yet available for withdrawal Money that is owed to a bank by someone who overdraws their account Not sure Continue Question Title 19. What is a bank's "Fee Schedule?" A schedule of when a bank charges its fees A way that customers can choose on which day of the month maintenance fees are charged A listing of a bank's fees Not sure Continue Question Title 20. Direct deposits of your paycheck are available to withdraw when? Immediately After one business day After one calendar day Not sure Continue Question Title 21. The 18/65 Law Was passed in 1865 Applies to individuals between 18 and 65 Applies to individuals under 18 or over 65 Not sure Continue Question Title 22. You should use your debit card before your credit card because... It is easier to keep track of your debit card purchases online You are not charged a purchasing fee with a debit card On a debit card you will not have to pay interest Not sure Continue Question Title 23. What does having many credit cards tend to do to your credit score? Lowers it Raises it It does not have an effect Not sure Continue Question Title 24. What is the most important way in which your credit report is similar to your resume? Work experiences and borrowing experiences are listed References and borrowing experiences reflect upon your character Both a long work history and a long borrowing history indicate reliability Not sure Continue Question Title 25. Who typically checks your credit history? Employers Landlords Employers and Landlords Not sure Continue Question Title 26. When setting interest rates for borrowers with good or poor credit histories... Lenders may charge borrowers with poor credit a higher rate According to the Fair Lending Act, lenders must charge the same rate to borrowers with poor or good credit According to the Fair Lending Act, lenders may vary their interest rates for borrowers with poor or good credit by a maximum of 1.00% Not sure Continue Question Title 27. If you use almost all of your available credit limit, what does this do to your credit score? Raises it Lowers it Does not change it Not sure Continue Question Title 28. What are "Rewards Points" on a credit card? Discounts on the interest rate for borrowers who pay on time Discounts on the interest rate for borrowers who pay more than the minimum due Credit toward merchandise or services based upon how much you spend Not sure Continue Question Title 29. To buy your first home, you would apply for what type of loan? A home equity loan A mortgage A home equity line of credit Not sure Continue Question Title 30. Can late payments affect your credit history? No, but they may cost you a late payment penalty No, but they can cause your interest rate to increase Yes Not sure Continue Question Title 31. What is the legal age to borrow individually by means of a credit card? 21 18 16.5 Not sure Continue Question Title 32. What do fraud artists prey upon in their victims Greed, Trust, Fears Trust, Ignorance, Overconfidence Trust, Fears, Overconfidence Not sure Continue Question Title 33. What is the safest way to receive your postal mail? Through a slot in your front door In a Post Office box In your mail box on the sidewalk Not sure Continue Question Title 34. The Better Business Bureau is most useful for determining the following... Whether a certain business is legitimate Which business offers better values Which business offers better customer service Not sure Continue Question Title 35. Which piece of personal information is most critical to safeguard? Your credit card number The name of your bank Your social security number Not sure Continue Question Title 36. Identity theft happens... Most often online Most often not online The same frequency online and not online Not sure Continue Question Title 37. The risk of identity theft happening to teenagers is... Higher than for middle-aged people Lower than for middle-aged people About the same as for middle-aged people Not sure Continue Question Title 38. When identity theft happens to you... The credit card company must prove that it was really you who borrowed the money The law enforcement authorities must prove that it was really you who borrowed the money The victim must prove that s/he did not borrow the money Not sure Continue Question Title 39. When you receive an email from an unknown sender you should do the following... Respond that you are not interested Do not open it Open it carefully to determine if the offer is legitimate Not sure Continue Question Title 40. You should shred documents that include personal information to protect yourself from whom? Online scam artists Dumpster Divers Confidence scam artists Not sure Continue Question Title 41. Can a person become a victim of identity theft when they are still a baby? Yes No Yes, but only if two similar names have been confused with each other Not sure Continue DONE