This quiz is part of LFEInstitute's CWMC (Certified Workplace Money Coaching) course. It willtest yourproficiency in the Family and Money Module (Module 12) of theprogram. The questions are allmultiple choice, and are designed to be a review of this Module. LetLFE knowwhen you've successfully completed this test and are ready to begin thenext Module.
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Easy to fix
Difficult if the parties aren’t willing to work together to find a resolution
Quickly resolved
Always insurmountable
Uncomplicated
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Employer Advisory Plan
Employee Assistance Program
Employee Adult Parenting
Employer Agency Programs
Employment Assistance Procedure
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Use local discount or “dollar” stores
Stock up during sales
Ask retailers about price matching
Involve children in setting spending limits
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Spell check catches only some of your errors
Spell check ensures font size
After spell check, your document will need no other proofing
Spell check corrects formatting errors
None of the above is true
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Reduce financial stress at key times during the year
Teach a "System of Money Management"
Show participants where to “find” an extra $1,000 - $3,000/year
Highlight financial traps and pitfalls
None of the above
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Positive
Standard
Technical
Typical
Humorous
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Creating a combined balance sheet listing all assets and debts
Having an emergency fund with three to six months of living expenses
Maximizing contributions to their retirement accounts
Discussing limits on credit card spending
Keeping individual credit scores confidential
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Executor
Potential guardian for children
Trusts
Cost to create
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A progressive rent schedule
Overlooking financial responsibility since "he’s family"
Preparing a written agreement or contract
Life lessons involved with the reality of paying for one’s own cost of living
Explaining duties and expected fees beforehand
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Increased stress at work
An increase in child abuse
Increased Presenteeism
Increased workplace violence
None of the above
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Limiting the amount the parents will pay each year for higher education
Limiting the number of years they will help with college expenses
Encouraging the student to do what is required to earn scholarships
Looking into work-study programs, grants, tax credits, etc.
Unconditionally paying for all college expenses; children will need a college education to compete for jobs
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Ease family conflicts over money
Cause more arguments between siblings
Teach children that when the money is gone, it’s gone
Give the children free choice over the money they spend
Save parents money
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Keep their bank and investment accounts separate
Set goals and build retirement savings together
Plan for the financial security of any children from a previous marriage
Discuss credit card spending limits
None of the above
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