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FIN 4100 Quiz 1Versión en línea Finance terms and definitions quiz por megan 1 Internal data to collect a Clients' financial goals and values b Current and expected future income, investments, returns, inflation, and interest rates c Obligation to act in someone's best interest 2 External data to collect a Listeners’ undivided attention b Current and expected future income, investments, returns, inflation, and interest rates c Clients' financial goals and values 3 Fiduciary duty a Guides the client to discover their own reasons for change b Listens to the content being said and the feelings expressed c Obligation to act in someone's best interest 4 Active listening a Listening in a normal/ usual conversation b Attention to both the content being said and the feelings being expressed c Listeners’ undivided attention 5 Passive listening a Listeners’ undivided attention b Listening in a normal/ usual conversation c Attention to both the content being said and the feelings being expressed 6 Reflective listening a Guides the client to discover their own reasons for change b Listening in a normal/ usual conversation c Attention to both the content being said and the feelings being expressed 7 Motivational Interviewing a Obligation to act in someone's best interest b Attaching one's thoughts to a reference point c Guides the client to discover their own reasons for change 8 Anchoring a People tend to filter information and focus on information that supports their opinions b Attaching one's thoughts to a reference point c Guides the client to discover their own reasons for change 9 Confirmation Bias a People tend to filter information and focus on information that supports their opinions b Attaching one's thoughts to a reference point c The tendency of investors to sell winning investments too early while holding onto losing investments for too long 10 Prospect Theory (Loss Aversion) a Tries not to think about money and believes they don't deserve money b People value gains and losses differently and will base their decisions on perceived gains rather than perceived losses c The tendency of investors to sell winning investments too early while holding onto losing investments for too long 11 Disposition Effect a Attaching one's thoughts to a reference point b Buys things in an effort to create happiness c The tendency of investors to sell winning investments too early while holding onto losing investments for too long 12 Money Avoidance a Need to keep up the appearance of being successful b Buys things in an effort to create happiness c Tries not to think about money and believes they don't deserve money 13 Money Worship a Are alert and watchful in matters concerning finance b Tries not to think about money and believes they don't deserve money c Buys things in an effort to create happiness 14 Money Status a Need to keep up the appearance of being successful b Are alert and watchful in matters concerning finance c Buys things in an effort to create happiness 15 Money Vigilance a Focuses on financial needs at different life stages, ensuring tailored planning b Are alert and watchful in matters concerning finance c Need to keep up the appearance of being successful 16 Life Cycle Approach a Attaching one's thoughts to a reference point b Evaluates financial health through ratios, essential for informed decision-making c Focuses on financial needs at different life stages, ensuring tailored planning 17 Financial Statement and Ratio Analysis a Utilizes the clients’ mission statement b Breaks down analysis into manageable parts, facilitating comprehensive reviews c Evaluates financial health through ratios, essential for informed decision-making 18 2 step/3-panel approach a Breaks down analysis into manageable parts, facilitating comprehensive reviews b Utilizes the clients’ mission statement c Cash and CE / Monthly Non-discretionary cash flows 19 Strategic Approach a Breaks down analysis into manageable parts, facilitating comprehensive reviews b Utilizes the clients’ mission statement c Cash and CE / Current liabilities 20 Emergency Fund Ratio a Cash and CE / Current liabilities b Housing Costs / Gross Pay c Cash and CE / Monthly Non-discretionary cash flows 21 Current Ratios a Cash and CE / Current liabilities b Savings + Employer Match / Gross Pay c Housing Costs / Gross Pay 22 Housing Ratio a Cash and CE / Current liabilities b Housing Costs / Gross Pay c Savings + Employer Match / Gross Pay 23 Savings Rate a Savings + Employer Match / Gross Pay b Housing Costs / Gross Pay c Highly liquid, they are cash or can be converted into cash within the next 12 months 24 Current Assets a Highly liquid, they are cash or can be converted into cash within the next 12 months b Appreciating assets or assets being held to accomplish one or more financial goals c Assets used to maintain the client's lifestyle 25 Investment Assets a Assets used to maintain the client's lifestyle b Due or expected to be paid within the next 12 months c Appreciating assets or assets being held to accomplish one or more financial goals 26 Personal Use Assets a Appreciating assets or assets being held to accomplish one or more financial goals b Due or expected to be paid within the next 12 months c Assets used to maintain the client's lifestyle 27 Current Liabilities a Assets used to maintain the client's lifestyle b Financial obligations owed and due and expected to be paid beyond the next 12 months c Due or expected to be paid within the next 12 months 28 Long Term Liabilities a Financial obligations owed and due and expected to be paid beyond the next 12 months b The total amount of equity c Due or expected to be paid within the next 12 months 29 Net Worth a The total amount of equity b The amount of cash flow available after all savings, expenses, and taxes are paid c Financial obligations owed and due and expected to be paid beyond the next 12 months 30 Net Discretionary Cash Flow a The total amount of equity b Current assets c The amount of cash flow available after all savings, expenses, and taxes are paid

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Internal data to collect

External data to collect

Fiduciary duty

Active listening

Passive listening

Reflective listening

Motivational Interviewing

Anchoring

Confirmation Bias

Prospect Theory (Loss Aversion)

Disposition Effect

Money Avoidance

Money Worship

Money Status

Money Vigilance

Life Cycle Approach

Financial Statement and Ratio Analysis

2 step/3-panel approach

Strategic Approach

Emergency Fund Ratio

Current Ratios

Housing Ratio

Savings Rate

Current Assets

Investment Assets

Personal Use Assets

Current Liabilities

Long Term Liabilities

Net Worth

Net Discretionary Cash Flow