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GEB 3006 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS

The housing expense ratio of PITI divided by gross monthly income should not exceed
a maximum of ____. - Answer- 18% for conventional loans and 19% for FHA loans

The total debt ratio of (PITI + long term debt obligations) divided by gross monthly
income should not exceed _____. - Answer- 36% for conventional loans and 43% for
FHA loans.

At what point should the homeowner contact the mortgage company and request that
PMI be stopped? - Answer- When the homeowner's equity in the house reaches 20%.

In order to get the lowest interest available, your FICO score should be: - Answer- 760

square footage = - Answer- sale price / area under ac unit and heater

Which of the following would tend to have the highest interest rate at any given time. -
Answer- Home equity line of credit (HELOC)

Fixed rate home mortgages should be refinanced when interest rates - Answer-
Decrease.

Early in the life of a mortgage, - Answer- most of the payment goes toward interest with
very little being applied to principal.

The primary risk of having an adjustable rate (ARM) mortgage is: - Answer- interest
rates could increase

If you need life insurance because of a large mortgage or dependent children, you
should normally buy: - Answer- Term life it is cheaper

The key to successful investing - Answer- is asset class allocation, diversification, and
appropriate use of taxable, tax deferred and tax free accounts

Assume a student has 4 individual stocks worth $2,500 each. In this case: - Answer-
The student is not adequately diversified.

, The total return on a stock is the total of the: - Answer- Dividend yield and capital gain
yield.

div yield formula - Answer- annual dividend / stock price

What type of stock has greater risk and often does not pay dividends? - Answer- small
cap stock

If a company's earnings do not vary much with the economy, it would be called a ____
stock. - Answer- defense

The risks of the overall market that can't be diversified by adding more stocks to a
portfolio is called _____ risk. - Answer- systematic or market

Over the long term, which asset class provided the highest rate of return? - Answer-
stocks

The historical equity risk premium or excess market return for stocks over risk free
investments is _____. - Answer- 4.4%

The returns on Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) is in the same range of returns
as ______. - Answer- stocks

The US stock market is essentially a ___________ market. - Answer- large cap

A stock with a beta of 2.0 would be a _______ stock. - Answer- high risk

For long term investments, a 30 year old should have about ___ invested in equity
securities. - Answer- 80%

Which type of mutual fund would maintain a reasonably appropriate allocation of stocks
and bonds for your age? - Answer- targeted retirement date stocks

If interest rates decrease, the price of a bond will: - Answer- increase

The best predictor of future mutual fund performance is: - Answer- expense ratio

One can reduce the risk of out living your savings by starting to save early in life rather
than - Answer- in your 40s and 50s.

If you can limit annual withdrawals from your 401-K to no more than ____, then your
money should last forever. - Answer- 4%

When calculating the amount a person can withdraw from their 401-K, it is best to use a
__________ annuity which will allow the individual to increase their payment each year
for inflation. - Answer- growing

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