SMART Personal Finance Challenge

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ELIZABETH SAMBAN ANAK AYUM KPM-Guru

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Froggy Jumps SMART Personal Finance ChallengeVersión en línea Plan, track, and evaluate your finances. por ELIZABETH SAMBAN ANAK AYUM KPM-Guru 1 In personal finance, what does SMART stand for? a Strategic, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timed b Simple, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timed c Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound 2 Which is a SMART short-term financial goal? a Save $1,000 in 3 months b Save more money someday c Retire in 20 years 3 What is the typical emergency fund size? a 12 months of income b 3-6 months of living expenses c 1 month of expenses 4 Which factor most affects feasibility of a plan? a Credit score only b Monthly net income stability c Current fashion trends 5 Which debt payoff method prioritizes highest interest first? a Random payoff b Avalanche method c Snowball method 6 Give an example of a long-term savings goal. a Save for a vacation next month b Contribute to retirement fund for 25 years c Buy groceries next week 7 Which budgeting rule helps allocate spending? a 50/30/20 rule b 100% to savings c 90/10 rule 8 Which option best aligns with risk tolerance? a Mix of low-fee index funds for moderate risk b Only cash under mattress c All-in on speculative stocks 9 How often should you review your financial plan? a Once a year b Never c Monthly progress review 10 What metric best shows progress toward SMART goals? a Current salary b Number of irrelevant expenses c Progress toward milestones and savings rate

Froggy Jumps

SMART Personal Finance ChallengeVersión en línea

Plan, track, and evaluate your finances.

por ELIZABETH SAMBAN ANAK AYUM KPM-Guru

In personal finance, what does SMART stand for?

Strategic, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timed

Simple, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Timed

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound

Which is a SMART short-term financial goal?

Save $1,000 in 3 months

Save more money someday

Retire in 20 years

What is the typical emergency fund size?

12 months of income

3-6 months of living expenses

1 month of expenses

Which factor most affects feasibility of a plan?

Credit score only

Monthly net income stability

Current fashion trends

Which debt payoff method prioritizes highest interest first?

Random payoff

Avalanche method

Snowball method

Give an example of a long-term savings goal.

Save for a vacation next month

Contribute to retirement fund for 25 years

Buy groceries next week

Which budgeting rule helps allocate spending?

50/30/20 rule

100% to savings

90/10 rule

Which option best aligns with risk tolerance?

Mix of low-fee index funds for moderate risk

Only cash under mattress

All-in on speculative stocks

How often should you review your financial plan?

Once a year

Never

Monthly progress review

What metric best shows progress toward SMART goals?

Current salary

Number of irrelevant expenses

Progress toward milestones and savings rate

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SMART Personal Finance ChallengeVersión en línea

por ELIZABETH SAMBAN ANAK AYUM KPM-Guru

In personal finance, what does SMART stand for?

Which is a SMART short-term financial goal?

What is the typical emergency fund size?

Which factor most affects feasibility of a plan?

Which debt payoff method prioritizes highest interest first?

Give an example of a long-term savings goal.

Which budgeting rule helps allocate spending?

Which option best aligns with risk tolerance?

How often should you review your financial plan?

What metric best shows progress toward SMART goals?

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