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Finance Quiz

Posted Thursday, September 20, 2018 | 46 Comments

Finance Quiz

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ToolMan Tim
ToolMan Tim
5 years ago

First perfect score for me. Woo Hoo! I’d hate to see the average score for current college grads!!!

June J
June J
5 years ago

Only missed one two weeks in a roll. Feeling good. Probably because I’ve been around awhile.

Raggy 88
Raggy 88
5 years ago

100%!!

Phyllis
Phyllis
5 years ago

9/14. Better than I thought I’d do. This is a good test.

Sandy Kurotobi
Sandy Kurotobi
5 years ago

13 out of 14 question #10 got me!
Love these quizzes

Ted B.
Ted B.
5 years ago

12 out of 14 so-so for a retired accountant.

Kay Milzer
Kay Milzer
5 years ago

11out of 14….not too bad for an 82 year old.

Judith Stiles
Judith Stiles
5 years ago

embarrassed

WillieBDare
WillieBDare
5 years ago

12/14. I forgot that the 1040a was the short form, not the 1040 and should have use a calculator for # 10, but was too lazy.

Thomas H. Seigo
Thomas H. Seigo
5 years ago

14/14 wasn’t too difficult.

Lori Wolff
Lori Wolff
5 years ago

First time to receive 100%. Plenty of experience with all of these.

DAR
DAR
5 years ago

Finance major and business person scored 100%. Wish I had all the 1040 and 760 tax payments to expand and hire.

ROBERT
ROBERT
5 years ago

10 of 14. Better than I expected, as finance isn’t my thing.

Fixer48
Fixer48
5 years ago

A basic financial class should be required for all levels through high school. Too many are getting out of high school not understanding the impact of the financial decisions they make.

Cathy
Cathy
5 years ago

Missed # 8. I also forgot that the 1040 is the long form and the 1040A is the short form. No bid deal, that’s why I have an accountant prepare my tax returns.

Mark
Mark
5 years ago

14 out of 14 – for a 70 year old -school was good back in the 50’s and 60’s!

Dave
Dave
5 years ago

With respect to question #3…poorly stated…the “bottom line” is never about how much business a company has earned or lost but its NET PROFIT. When talking about how much business a company has “earned” (whether it actually EARNED that business or not), it is understood to mean “sales,” or “top line.” Just as when the media talks about how much a movie has “made,” they mistakenly use that term to describe revenue (sales) when, in the business world, “made” would refer to net profit, or “bottom line.”

Jim Mattson
Jim Mattson
5 years ago

Can someone help me with #6? If you open a savings account, and worry about low interest rate – don’t open a savings account, look into mutual funds, or the like. Opening a savings account that is not FDIC insured means that you can not only lose the interest, but the principal, too. Or, am I simply not considering that mutual funds can sort-of be construed to be “savings accounts”. I’ve always considered “savings accounts” to be a bank (or savings and loan) offering, where you can deposit or withdraw funds easily at will.

Uglymongoose
Uglymongoose
5 years ago

14/14 stuff you hear your whole life. Fun game!

Joan DeMarree
Joan DeMarree
5 years ago

14 out of 14

Terry Anderson
Terry Anderson
5 years ago

12/14….good to listen when my husband talks finance.

Mark Yotter
Mark Yotter
5 years ago

Several of these questions could have been worded much better.

Jo Dee
Jo Dee
5 years ago

got them all correct!

Kit Hackett
Kit Hackett
5 years ago

That was good

Kathy westerlund
Kathy westerlund
5 years ago

I love quizzes!!
The one on finance was so fun! Keep them coming…

Mema
Mema
5 years ago

12 out of 14……..not bad for an old lady of 83!

Donna
Donna
5 years ago

Wow! I only missed one, and I would have gotten that right if I had gone with my instinct. I had no idea I knew so much about finance! I have never even taken a class in it.

Gail Trent
Gail Trent
5 years ago

13/14 – got me on the math question, lol 🙂

Mona
Mona
5 years ago

agree with last comment, Econ 101 and 102 should be required before you graduate, by college some bad habits are already lurking.

Steve
Steve
5 years ago

Has anyone else noticed this? When most media outlets report on the the stock market did today… They only tell you how much the Dow went up, or down, but omit telling you the level that the Dow is at, e.g. 26,568. Could it be that they don’t want to highlight the current administration’s success?

Ellen
Ellen
5 years ago

12 out of 14. I guess I know more than I thought about financial matters.

cragan
cragan
5 years ago

Enjoyed the quiz.
It’s a shame that Feinstein held onto the letter until now. She is determined to destroy this man’s life.

Slymet
Slymet
5 years ago

12/14. I guessed on the compounding interest question. Was close to the correct answer but no cigar and misread another question. Those “Not” questions have to be read carefully. One of them tripped me up.

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