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Personal Finance Quizzes.
On these pages you will find quizzes that will help you get acquainted with terminology used in personal finance. Reading personal finance brochures or talking with a stock broker doesn't have to be intimidating. Our quizzes will test your knowledge and will hopefully help you better understand what really happens when you buy a house, apply for a loan or a second mortgage, refinance your house, etc.
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Bonds
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| all | Bonds (quiz 1) | 12 to Grown-ups | Multiple Choice | 10 |
Home Financing
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| all | Home Financing (quiz 1) | 12 to Grown-ups | Multiple Choice | 14 |
Mutual Funds
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| all | Mutual Funds (quiz 1) | 12 to Grown-ups | Multiple Choice | 18 |
Stocks
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| all | Stocks (quiz 1) | 12 to Grown-ups | Multiple Choice | 10 |
| all | Stocks (quiz 2) | 12 to Grown-ups | Multiple Choice | 10 |
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NPR Topics: Your Money
If you're a member of Costco, the nation's largest wholesale club, you may be surprised to learn that Coca-Cola's products are no longer on the shelves. The two companies are locked in a rare public dispute over the price consumers pay for beverages.
You may not ever take a flight to a place like Hot Springs, Ark. — but you're paying part of the cost for people who do. Under a decades-old government program, federal money is used to subsidize commercial air service for small communities that can't support it on their own.
A flood of people came forward in the last days before an amnesty program expired Oct. 15. The total far surpasses the number of people who disclose offshore accounts in a typical year — about 100 — and comes amid a broad U.S. crackdown on international tax evasion.
Retailers have been rolling out aggressive TV and online advertisements in an early effort to woo consumers. But economists expect consumers to spend about the same amount as they did last year, during one of the worst holiday retail seasons on record.
An analysis for the AARP found that prices on brand-name drugs rose 9 percent in the last year, an amount estimated to add about $10 billion in costs.
NPR Topics: Economy
Jobless rates rose in 29 states and the District of Columbia in October, the Labor Department reported. Rates declined in 13 states and were unchanged in eight.
Rep. Ron Paul, the Texas Republican and lifelong critic of the Federal Reserve, scored a big win on Capitol Hill by getting a House panel to pass a bill requiring new reviews of the Fed's interest-rate decisions.
Treasury yields briefing dipped into negative territory this week, reflecting investors' lingering concerns about the economy.
If you're a member of Costco, the nation's largest wholesale club, you may be surprised to learn that Coca-Cola's products are no longer on the shelves. The two companies are locked in a rare public dispute over the price consumers pay for beverages.
Thousands of University of California students converged on the UCLA campus in Los Angeles Thursday, as regents adopted a 30 percent fee hike. It's one of the latest signs of California's continuing economic crisis. UC officials say, faced with a huge deficit of their own, they have no choice but to raise the fees. Many students say they can't afford to pay more.
NPR Programs: The Motley Fool
He's the man behind the Austin Powers character Mini-Me. Vern Troyer talks with Fool Radio about the big business of Hollywood.
He's a key player in the boxing and business worlds. Heavyweight champ and cooking icon George Foreman talks boxing, business, and bad investments.
Tennis legend and cultural icon Billie Jean King serves up some thoughts on business and investing.
Our Foolish reminder to look before you leap into investing.
He's the man who made a big business out of Tiny Bubbles. Fool Radio brings a little vacation to you, Hawaiian style, when we talk business with the one and only Don Ho.
Forbes.com: Fund News
How well did your fund do in last year's bull market? In bad markets?
Research shows that stock splits are indeed associated with outperformance, and these stocks are due.
Stocks rebounded nicely in mid-July. If the rally continues, you might want to jump into one of these funds.
There are more than 9,000 funds, and most experts agree they are excellent investment vehicles. Here's a primer.
These Fidelity funds have proven their mettle in both bull and bear markets. They're all good buys right now.
Forbes.com: Real Estate News
A quintessentially New England home with solid details at a competitive price.
It's a buyer's market for those looking to live like an actor or athlete.
Prices have dipped, but some sellers are certain their nine-figure properties will attract buyers.
