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Quiz 1: Money and Transactions

Financial Literacy Course for Bharat Module 1.4: Financial Records and Contracts Quiz 1: Money and Transactions

According to Banking regulatons, Registers and records of cheques & vaults need to be preserved for
 5 years
 7 years
 10 years
 2 years
Answer. 5Years

The following is an instrument of investment
Cash in Locker (bank)
Loan to wife
Government Bond
Savings deposit balance
Answer. Government Bond

The Rule of 72 states that to Double your money in X years you will need to
Divide 72 by rate
Multiply 72 by rate
Multiply 72 by years
Divide 72 by years
Answer. Divide 72 by rate

For the following soiled notes FULL value will be payable for the surrendered portion

Rs 1,2,5,10,20 greater than 50% of the undivided area
Rs 50, 100, less than 40% of the undivided area surrendered
Rs 50, 100, 55% of the undivided area surrendered
Rs 1,2,5,10,20 less than 50% of the undivided area surrendered
Answer. Rs 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 greater than 50% of the undivided area

The following is an advantage of Farming activity

Weather pattern
Crop Demand / Supply
Small Scale Operation
Freedom in decision making
Answer. Freedom in decision making

Which of the following is NOT a significant factor in financial Literacy in the 21st century

Complex financial products
Prevalence of Fraudulent schemes
Deregulation of policies
Government Schemes
Answer. Deregulation of policies

State whether the following statement are correct Statement 1: NACH Mandates are submitted by customer to money collecting agency for debit to bank accounts Statement 2: NACH mandates requires customer authorization for every transaction for payment

Both 1 & 2 are Correct
Both 1 & 2 are Wrong
Statement 1 is wrong but Statement 2 is correct
Statement 1 is Correct but Statement 2 is Wrong
Answer. Statement 1 is Correct but Statement 2 is Wrong

Financial Literacy enables to manage one\’s own ____in a prudent manner

Personal Ambition
Personal Finance
Personal Goals
Personal Health
Answer. Personal Finance

KYC stands for

Know your Custodian
Keep your Customer
Know your Cost
Know your Client
Answer. Know Your Client (KYC)

A piece of Metal/Shell/Paper has to be declared as legal tender by __

United Nations
Government
Municipality
Commercial Bank
Answer. Government

Of the 20 identified traits in behaviour finance the following is NOT among them

Procrastination
Self Actualization
Loss Aversion
Herd Mentality
Answer. Self-Actualization

The following is NOT post retirement Investment product

FD
Annuity
EPF
Reverse Mortgage
Answer. EPF

All are active income EXCEPT

Salary
Agricultural Income
Profit from business
Pension
Answer. Pension

The following are passive income EXCEPT

Rental Income
Interest from FD
Income from business / profession
Dividends
Answer. Income from business/profession

NEFT Stands for

National Electronic Funds Transfer
National Electric Funds Transfer
Notional Electronic Funds Transfer
National Electric Funds Transaction
Answer. National Electronic Funds Transfer

Acronym of BRBNMPL

Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran Pvt Ltd
Bharatiya Restricted Bank Note Mahavitaran Pvt LTd
Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mahavitaran Pvt LTd
Brihan Reserve Bank Note Mudran Pvt Ltd
Answer. Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran Pvt Ltd

The following is NOT a method a payment for a product or service availed

Cash
NEFT
Contract
Cards (prepaid/credit)
Answer. Contract

The following is NOT a characteristic of Inflation

Rising Prices
Falling prices
Reducing purchasing power
Lower value of money
Answer. Falling prices

NACH Stans for

National Automated Clearing House
National Automated Cleaning House
Notional Automatic Clearing Home
National Automatic Clearning House
Answer. National Automated Clearing House

The following cannot be classified as Income

Rent from property
Pension
Gift from brother
Royalty from literary work
Answer. Gift from brother

Quiz 2: Managing Your Finances

Financial Literacy Course for Bharat Module 2.5: Debt and Debt Management Quiz 2: Managing Your Finances

What is true w.r.t review for change in interest rate of PPF

fixed for ever
interest rate reviewed every year
interest rate reviewed every quarter
interest rate reviewed on 1st of every month
Answer. interest rate reviewed every quarter.

With every EMI payment made

both interest amount and principal is always constant
both interest amount and principal decreases
interest amount decreases and principal amount paid increases
interest amount increases and principal amount paid decreases
Answer. Interest amount decreases and principal amount paid increases

Revolving credit is also called

closed ended credit
open ended credit
interval period credit
none of these
Answer. Open-ended credit

Advantages of SIP is

timing the market
rupee cost addition
discipline way of investment
power of simple rate of return
Answer. Disciplined way of investment

If the nominal rate of return is 7%,inflation is 5%, real rate of return is

2.00%
1.90%
7.00%
5.00%
Answer 1.90%

Which is most beneficial in case of investment

The earliest you invest, the more you get
The earliest you invest, it does not matter
The later you invest, the more you get
Whenever you invest, it makes no difference
Answer. The earliest you invest, the more you get

In fixed principal payment

Monthly payment is fixed
Interest amount is fixed
outstanding loan amount does not decreases
principal amount to be paid is fixed
Answer. Principal amount to be paid is fixed

Which statement is correct w.r.t inflation

Both notional and real rate of return are always positive
Notional rate of return always positive and real rate of return can be positive or negative
Both notional and real rate of return can be either positive or negative
Notional rate of return always positive and real rate of return always negative
Answer. Notional rate of return always positive and real rate of return can be positive or negative.

Which risk is not associated with debt mutual fund

price volatility risk
credit risk
interest rate risk
reinvestment risk
Answer. price volatility risk

Investor is in 30% tax bracket, Investment return is 9% .what is net of tax return

9%
6.30%
8.70%
6.92%
Answer. 6.30%

Which is correct financial equation for financial well being

Earning = Spending .No Saving and Investment
Earning > Spending = Saving —> Investment
Earning < Spending .Borrowing Earning > Spending = Saved money not invested
Answer. Earning > Spending = Saving —> Investment

Volatility in equities happen because of

interest rate risk
credit risk
inflation risk
price risk
Answer. Price risk

Compounding works best when (1)Period of investment is long (2) rate of return is high ( c) frequency of compounding is more

1 and 2
2 and 3
1,2,3
1 and 3
Answer. 1,2,3

Which investment option is in mid segment of risk pyramid

Options
Equity mutual fund
Government bond
Bank accounts
Answer. Equity mutual fund

For what purpose better not to take loan

Asset creation ( Home loan)
Will be a type of investment (education loan for child)
loan for business
Going for vacation with friends
Answer. Going for vacation with friends

What should be the ideal total emi/total income ratio for better debt management

25%
50 %
< 5%
< 25%
Answer. < 25%

What is the excellent credit score as per CIBIL

250
450
650
900
Answer. > 650

Which rule tells about doubling of mone

Rule of 115
Rule of 172
Rule of 72
Rule of 144
Answer. Rule of 72

What is the advantage of power of compounding

Money grows due to simple return
money grows but slowly
money grows in linear form
money grows more due to compounded return
Answer. Money grows more due to compounded return

Which statement is correct w.r.t flat rate loan

Interest rate is not fixed
Interest on entire loan amount
A bit more cheaper
Not easy to track and calculate
Answer. Interest on entire loan amount

Quiz 3: Financial Planning

Financial Literacy Course for Bharat Module 3.3: Retirement Planning Quiz 3: Financial Planning

Budgeting does not taken in account

Expenses relating to present Needs
Future Wants
Non Cash Expenses
Expenses relating to present wants
Answer. Non Cash Expenses

Which among the following is not a financial goal?

Buying a house worth Rs. 1 cr (present cost) in 5 to 6 years
Accumulating a retirement corpus of Rs. 4 cr in next 12 years
A family vacation during coming summer holidays, which may cost close to Rs. 2 lacs
Changing the job with a 40% salary hike
Answer. Changing the job with a 40% salary hike

For Short term goals, investment strategy should be

Capital Protection
investing in medium to high risk investment
take no action, let funds remain lie idle
Save maximum taxes
Answer. Capital Protection

Jatin\’s stays in Mumbai in his owned house, His present age is 37 and he plans to retire @ age of 55 years. He has sufficient medical insurance. He expects his monthly expenses after retirement to be INR 1,25,000/- . He assumes his life span as 80 years. What is the retirement corpus he should aim for ?
(Ignore Inflation and Investment)

INR 3.25 crore
INR 3.75 crore
INR 3.95 crore
INR 4.20 crore
Answer. INR 3.75 crore

Simran is confused on retirement corpus calculation. She intends to live in rural area. So for the purpose of calculation of retirement corpus, if Simran does not own a home nor has insurance then how much additional expenses should be considered

Additional 30 %
Calculations don’t change as formulas remain constant
Additional 10% rent expenses and 15 % for insurance
Additional 15% for rent and 10% for insurance
Answer. Additional 10% rent expenses and 15% for insurance

Parkinson’s law states

Work Expands to fill the time available
Time Expands to allow completion of work
More the efforts, More the time taken
Work and time have no co-relation
Answer. Work expands to fill the time available

Financial Goals must possess the feature of being

Trendy
Futuristic
Being Dynamic
Smart
Answer. Smart

The combination of Parkinson’s law and Procrastination impacts

Long term goals
Short term goals
Both – Long Term and Short Term Goals
Neither – Long Term or Short Term Goals
Answer. Both – Long Term and Short Term Goals

Steps to Financial planning include

Goal prioritisation
Estimating amount required for each goal
Goal identification
All of a, b, c
Answer. All of a, b, c

Emergency funds are

Funds created urgently
are not important in financial planning
to meet unplanned and uncertain expenses
to meet medical expenses in particular
Answer. To meet unplanned and uncertain expenses

Good financial planning ensures

More luxury in life
Good social status
Short and long term stability
Ability to travel more
Answer. Short and long term stability

Pension is sufficient for life post retirement phase for everyone retiring

Agree, since the core purpose of pension is to receive money post retirement
Disagree as many private companies do not have retirement benefits
Disagree, because money is never enough
Agree, looking standard practice for many years
Answer. Disagree as many private companies do not have retirement benefits.

Retirement planning should begin at the age of

55 years so that in 5 years sufficient retirement corpus can be accumulated
60 years since that is usually the age to retire
25 years since by then one is expected to start earning
around 35 years is usually when one can start planning for retirement
Answer. 25 years since by then one is expected to start earning

Budgeting means balancing

Taxes and wealth creation
Inflow and outflow of funds
the unnecessary expenses and taxes
Income and Taxes
Answer. Inflow and outflow of funds

The first step of financial planning is

Budgeting
Cutting down expenses
Goals Setting
Investing
Answer. Goal Setting

Savings Ratio is

Monthly Savings /Monthly expenses
Monthly Savings / Monthly income
Monthly income/ Monthly expenses
Income / Savings
Answer. Monthly Savings / Monthly Income

Inflation

reduces the need for investing
reduces the purchasing power
increases the purchasing power
boosts the returns on investment out of our savings
Answer. Reduces the purchasing power

For achieving long term goals, the most important factor is

Knowing Inflation continuously
Consistently Controlling Random Expenses
Consistent investing
Consistently understanding market trends
Answer. Consistent Investing

Important assumptions for Retirement Planning are

Compounding and Investments value at retirement
Life Expectancy and Compounding
Inflation and Compounding
Life Expectancy, inflation and returns on retirement coprus
Answer. Life Expectancy, Inflation, and Returns on Retirement Corpus

Goal Time Frame Estimation is

the 3rd Step of financial goal setting process
No important for financial planning
The fourth step in the process of financial goal setting
means calculation how time it took to achieve a previous goal
Answer. The 3rd Step of the Financial Goal Setting Process

Quiz 4: Risk and Reward

Financial Literacy Course for Bharat Module 4.3: Balancing Risk and Reward Quiz 4: Risk and Reward

  1. Question
    Which of the following is External Risk? Credit Risk
    Liquidity Risk
    Inflation Risk
    Company Risk
    ans. Inflation Risk
  2. Question
    Who is Nominee in Policy? Person to receive policy money in the event of his death within policy tenure
    Person to whom to transfer rights for reasons like availing loan
    Person who will receive Maturity Benefits
    Entitled to receive distributions from a trust, will or life insurance policy
    ans. Person to receive policy money in the event of his death within policy tenure
  3. Question
    “Protection for a set period of time. No benefit is normally payable if the life assured survives”. Which type of Insurance Policy is this? Whole Life Policy
    Annuity Plan Policy
    Money Back Policy
    Term Insurance Policy
    ans. Term Insurance Policy
  4. Question
    Mr. Ram is 30 year old employee. He is planning his retirement. While calculating Retirement Corpus, he thinks his life style will remain the same as it is today. Which of the behavioural biases is he affected with? Projection Bias
    Herd Mentality
    Gambler\\’s Fallacy
    Overconfidence Bias
    ans. Projection Bias
  5. Question
    Which policy is ideal way to create an estate for heirs? Whole Life Policy
    Annuity Plan Policy
    Money Back Policy
    Term Insurance Policy
    ans. Whole Life Policy
  6. Question
    Which statistical technique is helpful in management of Risk? Covariance
    Standard Deviation
    Weighted Average
    Median
    ans. Standard Deviation
  7. Question
    Which of the following are market risks? Commodity Risk
    Currency Risk
    Interest Rate Risk
    Inflation Risk
    ans. Commodity Risk
  8. Question
    If Loan is taken for Asset Creation, which of the following Risk investor is exposed to? Leverage Risk
    Market Risk
    Credit Risk
    Inflation Risk
    ans. Leverage Risk
  9. Question
    Standard Deviation of Stocks A, B, C and D are 10.3, 5.7,3.4 and 20.4 respectively. Which is the least risky of all the four stocks? A
    B
    C
    D
    ans. C
  10. Question
    How much percentage of your monthly income should EMI be within? 40%
    10%
    25%
    50%
    ans. 40%
  11. Question
    Following is example of Pure Risk. Stock investment
    BB rated Fixed Deposit
    Car Accident
    Loan given to Friend
    ans. Car Accident
  12. Question
    Which of the following are parameters for Risk Capacity? Risk Appetite
    Age
    Networth
    Education
    ans. Networth
  13. Question
    What is Pre-Defined benefit that the insurer pays to the policy holder in case the insured event takes place? Premium
    Sum Assured
    Surrender Value
    Reinstatement
    ans. Sum Assured
  14. Question
    Which is the mitigation strategy for Liquidity Risk? Invest in Government Securities
    Avoiding investment in Stock Market
    Investing in AAA rated financial products
    Planning cash flow needs and mapping the cash flow needs to investment tenures
    ans. Planning cash flow needs and mapping the cash flow needs to investment tenures
  15. Question
    Hemant has received Rs 50000 as Diwali bonus. He is searching for investment avenues for investment for 5 years. His friend suggests Fixed deposit in ABC Credit Society with interest @9% as against in a Nationalised Bank which is offering 7.5% interest p.a. Which Risk Hemant may face if he invests in ABC Credit Society? Liquidity Risk
    Inflation Risk
    Credit Risk
    Market Risk
    ans. Credit Risk
  16. Question
    How much Sum Assured should be taken for Life insurance? As mandated by Law
    Atleast 150 times of Monthly Income
    At least One year Salary
    Maximums Rs 50 L
    ans. Atleast 150 times of Monthly Income
  17. Question
    Phishing Risk is associated with which type of Financial Product? Loan Product
    Investment Product
    Insurance Product
    Payment Product
    ans. Payment Product
  18. Question
    Which type of Risks are covered by Insurance Companies? High Impact Low Frequency
    Low Impact High Frequency
    Low Impact Low Frequency
    High Impact High Frequency
    ans. High Impact Low Frequency
  19. Question
    Which is the mitigation strategy for Market Risk? Averaging
    Make One time investment
    Avoid Market related investments
    Invest for short term goals
    ans. Averaging
  20. Question
    Which is the Risk Management Strategy for High Impact High Frequency Risks? Risk Transfer
    Risk Retention
    Risk Avoidance
    Risk Reduction
    ans. Risk Avoidance

Quiz 5: Financial Landscape

Financial Literacy Course for Bharat Module 5.5: Scams and Frauds Quiz 5: Financial Landscape

Question
When you get a call from someone claiming to be from your bank, and asks for your credit card no, cvv no. and credit card PIN, you should immediately share the details

true
false
ans.false

  1. Question
    The credit policy of Reserve Bank of India is also known as __ Monetary policy
    Fiscal policy
    Export policy
    Liquidity management policy
    ans. Monetary policy
  2. Question
    Among which of the following products eligible under Section 80C offers tax-free interest income? Public Provident Fund (PPF)
    Equity Linked Savings Scheme (ELSS)
    Tax saver fixed deposit
    Life insurance policy
    ans. Life insurance policy
  3. Question
    Which of the following investments carry high risks but also have the potential to generate high returns and thus create wealth over long term? Equity mutual funds
    Bank deposits
    Liquid mutual funds
    Health insurance
    ans. Equity mutual funds
  4. Question
    Which product was introduced when the government employees were shifted from “defined benefit system” to “defined contribution system”? Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF)
    Public Provident Fund (PPF)
    Government Provident Fund (GPF)
    National Pension Scheme (NPS)
    ans. National Pension Scheme (NPS)
  5. Question
    In which category did the Indians scored the lowest in the Standard and Poor\’s global financial literacy survey? Risk diversification
    Inflation
    Interest
    Compound interest
    ans.Risk diversification
  6. Question
    Which income tax form contains summary of all taxes that have been deducted and credited to the respective PAN? Form 16
    Form 16A
    Form 26AS
    ans. Form 26AS
  7. Question
    What is the objective of investing in National Pension Scheme? To accumulate savings towards meeting post retirement expenses
    To generate regular income during retirement years
    To provide easy liquidity at all times during retirement
    To provide highest tax-free income when needed
    ans. To accumulate savings towards meeting post retirement expenses
  8. Question
    In case of a grievance, an insurance policy holder can approach the insurance ombudsman only if the amount of claim including expenses is _ Less than Rs. 20 lacs
    More than Rs. 20 lacs
    Irrespective of the amount invoiced
    Insurance ombudsman scheme is for the insurance agents and not the insurance customers
    ans. Less than Rs. 20 lacs
  9. Question
    Which among the following is not a secured loan? Home loan
    Personal loan
    Vehicle loan
    ans. Personal loan
  10. Question
    Which among the following offers a fixed interest for the term of the investment? Debt mutual funds
    Liquid mutual funds
    Bank deposits
    Fixed income mutual funds
    ans. Fixed income mutual funds
  11. Question
    Which regulatory authority is vested with the responsibility of issuance of currency in India? Reserve Bank of India
    Securities and Exchange Board of India
    Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
    Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority of India
    ans. Reserve Bank of India
  12. Question
    Where would you file a complaint against your demat service provider? Banking ombudsman
    IGMS portal
    CRA call centre
    SCORES portal
    ans. SCORES portal
  13. Question
    Which among the following is not a role of Securities and Exchange Board of India? Investor protection
    Regulation of intermediaries in the securities markets
    Curbing inflation
    Prevention of malpractices in the securities markets
    ans. Curbing inflation
  14. Question
    In order to avoid losing personal data, which of the following practices is a must? Downloading free movie or music files
    Always using public wifi, especially while doing your banking transaction
    Not clicking on any link asking for your personal data that you have received through email claiming to offer you a job
    Clicking on any link asking for your personal data that you have received through email claiming to offer you a job in a reputed company
    ans. Not clicking on any link asking for your personal data that you have received through email claiming to offer you a job
  15. Question
    What is the course of action available with a banking customer in case one is not satisfied with the resolution of one\’s complaint by the erring bank? One can approach Securities and Exchange Board of India through SCORES portal
    One can file a complaint with Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India through the IGMS portal
    One can approach Banking Ombudsman, whose names are available on the website of Reserve Bank of India
    There is no recourse available once the bank has given an answer
    ans. One can approach Banking Ombudsman, whose names are available on the website of Reserve Bank of India
  16. Question
    The fraudulent practice of sending emails purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords, and credit card numbers online is known as _ Phishing
    Scamming
    Spamming
    Hacking
    ans. Phishing
  17. Question
    Who implements the monetary policy? Government of India
    Reserve Bank of India
    Finance Secretary of India
    Securities and Exchange Board of India
    ans. Reserve Bank of India
  18. Question
    In the Standard and Poor\’s global financial literacy survey, which age group exhibited the lowest levels of financial literacy? 15 to 35 years
    36 to 50 years
    51 to 65 years
    Above 65 years
    ans. Above 65 years
  19. Question
    Which of the following is not one of the rights mentioned in the Charter for Customer Rights for the banking customers? Right to fair treatment
    Right to highest interest rates on the bank deposits
    Right to privacy
    Right to suitability
    ans. Right to highest interest rates on the bank deposits
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