Registered Financial Planner Pre-Test

Rachel Zane invested Php 10,000.00 at 5% annual interest. After 2 years, her investment was worth Php 11,000.00. Michael Ross also invested Php 10,000.00 but at a higher interest rate of 10% annually. After 2 years, his investment was worth Php 12,100. From the answer choices below, select the letter that correctly identifies whether the investments earned simple interest or compound interest.
Rachel Zane’s Investment - simple interest / Michael Ross’ Investment - compound interest
Rachel Zane’s Investment - simple interest / Michael Ross’ Investment - simple interest
Rachel Zane’s Investment - compound / Michael Ross’ Investment - compound interest
Rachel Zane’s Investment - compound interest / Michael Ross’ Investment - simple interest
A document or certificate that represents an ownership interest in a business or an obligation of indebtedness owed by a business, government, or agency.
Security
Insurance
Mutual Fund
None of the Above
When advising a potential policyholder / customer to understand the time value of money, it is correct to say that
An increase in the interest rate will result in a decrease in the present value of money.
A decrease in the interest rate will result in a decrease in the present value of money.
The future value of a sum of money invested at interest is always less than the present value of that sum.
The timing of cash flows doesn’t affect their present and future values.
Every financial decision is subject to the risk-return trade-off. The risk-return trade-off states that, in general, the lower the risk associated with an investment, the __________ the expected return on the investment.
Lower
Better
Higher
Superior
The ultimate goal of investing is to seek returns while limiting risks to an acceptable level. Generally, the greater the risk associated with an investment, the greater the expected return. The statements below are about the different indicators of higher investment risk except
Investment with poor liquidity or poor marketability
Loans made in the absence of security or collateral
Owning an asset that is easy to sell at a fair value
Less knowledge about investment risks
As with personal and business planning, it is very important to be familiar with the different cash flow or the total amount of money being transferred into and out of that is affecting liquidity. From the example given below, select the cash flow that is money going out of an insurer’s cash budget.
Individual life insurance premiums
Group life insurance premiums
Investment income
Commission payments
In economics, (inflation / deflation) is a rise in the general level of prices in an economy over a period of time while (inflation / deflation) is a fall in the general level of prices where the purchasing power of money rises.
Inflation / inflation
Inflation / deflation
Deflation / deflation
Deflation / inflation
__________ is the ease with which an asset can be converted to cash for an approximation of its underlying value.
Marketability
Solvency
Liquidity
None of the Above
The following are different risks associated with investment. Select the answer choice containing the correct statement.
Credit Risk, also known as default risk, is the risk that a borrower may default by failing to make payments of principal or interest on time.
Real Estate Risk is the risk of loss resulting from a decline in the value of securities.
Liquidity Risk in investments is the risk that an asset might be readily sold for its true value.
Currency Risk is the risk that the market value of an investment will change due to a change in the absolute level of market interest rates.
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