A) Real estate
B) Common stock
C) Mutual funds
D) Options
E) Preferred stock
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A) A loan approved before the money is actually needed
B) Funds available immediately when needed once the loan is preapproved
C) Obtainable from a credit union,savings and loan association,or bank
D) It has a ceiling
E) Long-term loan
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A) 0 to 5
B) 5 to 20
C) 10 to 20
D) 1 to 30
E) 15 to 40
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A) When establishing an investment program,you should begin by monitoring your investments.
B) When you are choosing an investment,you should examine only the interest rate risk factor associated with each investment.
C) When establishing an investment program,you should examine the potential return for all investments.
D) Leave the financial planning to the professionals.
E) There is no need to monitor your investments after you have made your investment decision.
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A) inflation
B) interest rate
C) business failure
D) systematic
E) income
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A) Market risk
B) Rate of return
C) Diversification
D) Liquidity
E) Investment growth
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A) obtained from the owners of a business.
B) borrowed through banks.
C) obtained by employee benefit programs.
D) that has to be repaid.
E) that has been allocated to a retirement program.
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A) Mutual funds invest in a variety of securities.
B) Diversification provided by a mutual fund reduces risk.
C) The goals of one mutual fund investor may differ from those of another.
D) Since mutual fund managers are professionals,there is no need for the investor to evaluate a mutual fund.
E) Mutual fund investments range from very conservative to extremely speculative investments.
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A) Paying himself first
B) Taking advantage of employer-sponsored retirement programs
C) Participating in an elective savings program
D) Making a special effort once or twice a year to save
E) Taking advantage of gifts,inheritance and other windfalls
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A) Common stock
B) Preferred stock
C) Corporate bond
D) Real estate
E) Mutual fund
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A) $5
B) $10
C) $20
D) $23
E) $46
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A) To be useful,investment goals must be written.
B) To be useful,investment goals must be very general.
C) Investment goals are the same for each individual.
D) Because investment goals deal with the future,it is useless to plan more than five years in the future.
E) A long-term investment goal involves a time period of five years or less.
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Multiple Choice
A) A corporation generally obtains equity capital from bondholders.
B) A corporation must issue preferred stock before issuing common stock.
C) When a corporation is experiencing financial problems,an investor should purchase common rather than preferred stock.
D) Corporations are required to pay dividends every year.
E) There are no guarantees that a stock's value will go up after you purchase it.
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A) Investment income
B) Growth
C) Liquidity
D) Return
E) Risk reduction
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True/False
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True/False
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A) stockholders.
B) lenders.
C) bondholders.
D) financial managers.
E) government agencies.
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