What is the difference between gross income and net income? Select the best answer.(1 point)
Responses
Gross income is the total of annual salary minus federal income tax.
Gross income is the total of annual salary minus federal income tax.
All wages and other earnings minus mandatory deductions
All wages and other earnings minus mandatory deductions
Net income is wages, salaries and other earnings minus all tax and deductions
Net income is wages, salaries and other earnings minus all tax and deductions
Wages minus voluntary deductions
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Net income is wages, salaries and other earnings minus all tax and deductions.
What should you do if a deposit made to an ATM on a date before the closing date is missing from your statement?(1 point)
Responses
Make sure you have the ATM receipt with the date, time, and location of the ATM, the amount, and the transaction number printed. Then call the bank.
Make sure you have the ATM receipt with the date, time, and location of the ATM, the amount, and the transaction number printed. Then call the bank.
Go back to the ATM and look for your deposit.
Go back to the ATM and look for your deposit.
Forget about it as the bank will never admit an error.
Forget about it as the bank will never admit an error.
If the deposit was a check, call the originator of the check and ask for a new check.
Responses
Make sure you have the ATM receipt with the date, time, and location of the ATM, the amount, and the transaction number printed. Then call the bank.
Make sure you have the ATM receipt with the date, time, and location of the ATM, the amount, and the transaction number printed. Then call the bank.
Go back to the ATM and look for your deposit.
Go back to the ATM and look for your deposit.
Forget about it as the bank will never admit an error.
Forget about it as the bank will never admit an error.
If the deposit was a check, call the originator of the check and ask for a new check.
Make sure you have the ATM receipt with the date, time, and location of the ATM, the amount, and the transaction number printed. Then call the bank.
Which of the following is recurring expense?(1 point)
Responses
Buying Starbucks every week.
Buying Starbucks every week.
Paying your health insurance every month.
Paying your health insurance every month.
Buying the new Madden game every year.
Buying the new Madden game every year.
Eating out twice a month.
Responses
Buying Starbucks every week.
Buying Starbucks every week.
Paying your health insurance every month.
Paying your health insurance every month.
Buying the new Madden game every year.
Buying the new Madden game every year.
Eating out twice a month.
Paying your health insurance every month.
Which of the following is a financial market?(1 point)
Responses
Bank of America
Bank of America
Real estate market
Real estate market
Hartford Insurance
Hartford Insurance
Goldman Sachs
Responses
Bank of America
Bank of America
Real estate market
Real estate market
Hartford Insurance
Hartford Insurance
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs
Which of these is described as an investment in a financial market?(1 point)
Responses
30 shares of Tesla stock
30 shares of Tesla stock
A famous painting bought from a gallery
A famous painting bought from a gallery
Money in a high-interest bank account
Money in a high-interest bank account
A Super Bowl ticket that you resell for a profit
Responses
30 shares of Tesla stock
30 shares of Tesla stock
A famous painting bought from a gallery
A famous painting bought from a gallery
Money in a high-interest bank account
Money in a high-interest bank account
A Super Bowl ticket that you resell for a profit
30 shares of Tesla stock
At the end of the car model year, what source of financing for a new car would probably have the best terms?
(1 point)
Responses
a collateral loan from a bank
a collateral loan from a bank
a collateral loan from the car company
a collateral loan from the car company
a home equity loan
a home equity loan
revolving credit line
(1 point)
Responses
a collateral loan from a bank
a collateral loan from a bank
a collateral loan from the car company
a collateral loan from the car company
a home equity loan
a home equity loan
revolving credit line
A collateral loan from the car company.