A) tax deferred until you reach 65 years of age.
B) tax-free.
C) normally subject to a penalty and taxes on the income that is withdrawn from the IRA.
D) subject to a possible denial after review by the Internal Revenue Service.
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A) fixed by law.
B) increasing.
C) decreasing.
D) not fixed by law,but has remained relatively constant for several decades.
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A) keep track of all of their expenses.
B) keep track of cash spent on major purchases.
C) prepare a balance sheet.
D) apply for additional credit cards.
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A) the earnings will be able to grow over a longer time span,which can result in major financial gains.
B) the financial planners will earn a commission for a longer period of time.
C) the inflation rate is very low now and will probably rise in the future,thus reducing the real value of future contributions.
D) the tax rates are likely to be lower in the future,so higher tax savings on contributions will be maximized by making the contributions now.
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A) are limited to money market funds and government bonds.
B) can be in stocks,bonds,mutual funds,or even precious metals.
C) are matched by the employer.
D) are taxed at the lowest individual tax rate regardless of the actual tax bracket of the investor.
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A) pay yourself first by taking out money for savings from each paycheck before deciding what to do with the remaining money.
B) start your own business designed to create business tax deductions.
C) prepare a balance sheet.
D) pay yourself last.
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A) Except for very small purchases,credit cards should always be used instead of cash.
B) The best approach to credit cards is never even to apply for one.
C) Credit cards are an important part of a personal financial system,but they should be used with care and discipline to avoid their high financial costs.
D) Credit cards are most useful when making large purchases (over $500) ,because they allow you to spread out the payments so they fit in your budget.
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A) useful for businesses,but too restrictive to be used by individuals or households.
B) a financial plan of projected revenues and expenses.
C) just another name for cash flow statements.
D) only helpful to people who earn more than $50,000 per year.
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A) find a job and live frugally in order to save money to invest.
B) rely heavily on government assistance programs to maintain a relatively comfortable life style.
C) get a credit card,even if it has a very low credit limit,and use it to establish a good credit rating.
D) follow the buy now,pay later rule of personal finance.
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A) invest in the stock market.
B) open a savings account.
C) pre-pay for necessities,like rent and utilities.
D) pay off the credit card balance.
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