Financial Foundations: Applied Learning and Module Reviews

Financial Foundations · Applied learning

Your practice and module reviews

Study the 41 lessons, pass each two-question practice, then answer all three questions in each module review correctly. Complete the final project with at least 8 of 10 correct and the written-plan self-review. Retakes are allowed.

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Module 1 — Money Foundations
Module 2 — Building a Safety Net
Module 3 — How Money Moves
Module 4 — Debt & Credit
Module 5 — Investing Foundations
Module 6 — Retirement
Module 7 — Taxes
Module 8 — Protection
Module 9 — Major Life Decisions
Module 10 — Growth & Independence
Take module 1 review: Money Foundations

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. Income $4,200 and planned spending/saving $3,900 leave what buffer?
2. A $1,800 target has $600 saved and six months left. Required monthly saving?
3. A $2,000 loan is deposited into checking. Immediate net-worth increase?

Take module 2 review: Building a Safety Net

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. After a $600 repair, $3,000 savings faces a $800 monthly income gap. Runway?
2. A policy costs $240 annually with a $1,000 deductible. One covered $2,500 loss occurs. Premium plus deductible?
3. When all bills cannot fit, what is the strongest starting approach?

Take module 3 review: How Money Moves

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. $2,000 compounds at 5% annually for two years. Balance before costs?
2. At 5%, what today equals $2,100 due in one year?
3. A raise is 3% and your relevant prices rise 6%. Purchasing power roughly…

Take module 4 review: Debt & Credit

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. Cards total $1,500 reported balances against $6,000 total limits. Combined utilization?
2. With minimums current, avalanche chooses which extra-payment target?
3. Why investigate an unfamiliar loan on a report?

Take module 5 review: Investing Foundations

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. A $12,000 unchanged balance with a 0.5% annual fee has an illustrative annual cost of…
2. Three funds all hold the same sector. What should be checked?
3. A buy limit can guarantee execution at any market price.

Take module 6 review: Retirement

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. A plan matches 100% up to 3% of $40,000 pay. Employee contributes 3%. Match?
2. A retirement account was funded but holds cash. What remains to review?
3. Monthly retirement spending $2,800 less reliable income $1,900 creates annual gap of…

Take module 7 review: Taxes

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. Gross pay $1,800 less $360 total deductions leaves…
2. An eligible $500 deduction entirely at a hypothetical 20% marginal rate reduces tax by…
3. Withholding exceeds final liability by $250, with no other adjustments. Difference?

Take module 8 review: Protection

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. A message supplies a number to call about fraud. Safest verification route?
2. A credit freeze reverses a fraudulent charge on an existing card.
3. A job platform requires your deposit to unlock wages. Best response?

Take module 9 review: Major Life Decisions

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. $2,000 in points saves $50 monthly. Simple payment-saving break-even?
2. College costs $32,000 and grants are $11,000. Net price before loans?
3. A car payment alone measures all ownership costs.

Take module 10 review: Growth & Independence

Three questions. Answer all correctly to pass. Review the feedback and retry if needed.

1. Gig revenue $750 less $250 costs over 25 total hours gives pretax profit/hour of…
2. A $400 total transfer budget has $4 fee and rate 5 destination units per dollar. Delivered amount before recipient fees?
3. What belongs in a job-offer comparison as conditional rather than guaranteed cash?