Everyday Money for Everday People

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In one of the do’s and don’ts section, it states that “Do dispute promptly any errors you find on your credit reports.

True

False

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___% of American Households spend every penny or more of what they regularly earn.

20%

80%

50%

60%

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Establishing____________ goals is the best way to get what we want and to stay motivated to live within (or below) our means.

short-term

long-term

any

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Its human nature that the ____ money we earn, the ____ we spend.

more, less

less, more

more, more

less, less

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The book teaches us to give more than just money. Give time, heart, skills, and ________.

hatred

none of the above

more money

compassion

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The book teaches us how to successfully use the cash envelope method. The first step after withdrawal the money out of the account is to?

To go crazy a spend a little extra

Once you stat the cash envelope system you can never go back to using accounts

To go crazy and spend a little extra

Get all credit and debit cards, and checks out of the wallets

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Step 1 to a successful budget is to?

Don’t budget at all

Be honest with yourself

Always budget $10 under what you think you pay

Always budget $10 over what you think you pay

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The book teaches that we need to write down our goals and post them in a visible place so we can see the everyday.

True

False

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The book teaches 4 simple steps (15 minutes) weekly financial huddle. Name one of those steps.

Don’t balance your check book.

Don’t trust banks or credit unions with your money

Look ahead 7 to 10 days and figure out what bills need to be paid.

Don’t look at your goals weekly.

10.

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How do you calculate your net pay per hour?

Multiple the dollar amount of your paycheck by the number of hours you worked.

Add the dollar amount of your paycheck by the number of hours you worked.

Divide the dollar amount of your paycheck by the number of hours you worked.

Subtract the dollar amount of your paycheck by the number of hours you worked.

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