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Exit Ticket (11.9, 11.10)
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Be sure to have completed the lessons for the Unit required for this exit ticket.
Be sure to have completed the lessons for the Unit required for this exit ticket.
Question 1
1.
All of the following are advantages of a 401(k), EXCEPT
You can invest your 401(k) into a wider variety of asset types than you could with an IRA.
You don’t pay taxes on your investments’ growth each year.
You can contribute up to $19,500, which is more than the limits for an IRA.
Your employer may match some of your 401(k) contributions.
Question 2
2.
Which of the following describes a Roth IRA?
An employer-sponsored plan that pays out a set amount every year after you’ve reached retirement age.
An employer-sponsored plan that you contribute some of your salary to before taxes. Your employer may match contributions.
A retirement account anyone can open that you fund with money that you’ve already paid taxes on, so it grows tax-free.
A retirement account anyone can open that you fund with pre-tax dollars. You pay taxes when you withdraw the money.
Question 3
3.
Which type of retirement account is an investment option for ANY young person?
401(k)
Pension
Social security
Traditional IRA
Question 4
4.
Investors report this as being one of the biggest downfalls of robo-advisors
Higher fees
Lower returns
Harder to use
Lack of personal touch
Question 5
5.
All of the following are best practices to use when evaluating a mobile investing app EXCEPT…
Understand what your goals are for using the app
Create an account first, then conduct research on the company behind the app
Find out what customer service and educational services the app provides
Read through customer reviews about the app
Question 6
6.
Capital gains taxes
Are usually higher than income taxes
Only apply to the richest 1% of investors
Are taxed the same no matter when you sell them
Are taxed differently depending on if you sell them before or after holding them for 12 months