Mark is wondering how he can improve his intellectual well-being. Which would contribute the most to his intellectual well-being?
Go to the gym three times a week
Challenging himself by taking a class to get certified at work
Attending church
Taking a trip to Hawaii
Blake wants to do something that will improve his overall well-being. Which activity would help him be most satisfied?
An activity his friends like but that he doesn't really care about
An activity that's free
An activity that his teacher wants him to do
An activity that makes him lose track of time (watch a movie, play a video game, go shopping...)
Which statement about our interactions with money is NOT considered to be true?
Save some, spend some, and you'll always have some.
Your present self impacts your future self.
You are better off in a community than by yourself.
Investing money increases your risk and reduces your ability to cope with risk and uncertainty.
Jonathan is studying financial planning in his Personal Finance class. Ms. McDonald has assigned him to create a timeline of his financial future. Where should the END of his financial planning timeline be set?
When he establishes his financial goals
Never – financial planning goes on and on throughout his life
When his money management plan has given him a high well-being
When he is 70 years old and doing his estate planning
Where does a high well-being come from?
Feeling good about your life and your decisions
Failing a test
Filing for bankruptcy when you can't pay your bills
Getting a divorce
Which of the following would NOT be an example of a person's social well-being?
Going to a party with friends
Taking a vacation with your family
Creating a personal budget
Participating in a classroom discussion sharing your ideas and listening to others
