An Introduction to
Money Management/Retirement
Workshop Evaluation

Instructions: Before the workshop begins, please take a moment to answer the questions below in the first column, by circling your answer.  At the end of the workshop answer the same questions again in the second column. 

  

Answer before workshop begins

Answer after workshop begins

True

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False

(F)

Don’t

Know

(DK

True

(T)

False

(F)

Don’t

Know

(DK)

1) When setting your financial goals your first priority should be contributing enough to a 401(k) plan, if you are eligible, to get the maximum employer match

T F DK T F DK

2) If you wanted to save money in an emergency fund that you might need in the next year, putting your money in a CD is a good idea

T F DK T F DK
3) The first step in managing your money is to get your spending under control rather than increasing your income T F DK T F DK

4) If you are saving money that you will need in the next 1-5 years, you should look for an investment that will give you the highest rate of return

T F DK T F DK

5) Most experts believe that you will need to have about 70-80% of your current income in retirement to maintain your current standard of living

T F DK T F DK

6) All providers are eligible to set up a SIMPLE IRA

T F DK T F DK

7) Contributions to a ROTH IRA are tax deductible

T F DK T F DK

8) In the long run saving money in an IRA will earn you more money than saving money outside an IRA

T F DK T F DK

9) The amount you pay in management fees on your investment has a major impact on how much you will earn on your investment

T F DK T F DK

10) Because of the uncertainty of the stock market it’s never a good idea to have more than 10% of your retirement investments in stocks

T F DK T F DK

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