Exam · Personal finance

Personal Finance Exam with Sums

Budgeting, interest, inflation and debt

10 questions

Using the game mechanic. No time limit.

Explanation after each answer

You’ll see why it’s correct, with the calculation.

Final score

How many you got right out of 10.

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What this exam is like

Personal finance exam with real sums: the 50/30/20 rule, needs and wants, simple and compound interest, inflation, savings plans and credit card debt. 10 questions, three levels.

  • Basic: Budget, 50/30/20 and simple interest
  • Intermediate: Compound interest, inflation and savings plans
  • Advanced: Many years and credit card debt

Sample questions

  1. 1. With the 50/30/20 rule and a €3,000 salary, how much goes to savings?

    • €1,500
    • €300
    • €600
    • €900
    Show the answer

    ✅ €600

  2. 2. Today a month’s shopping costs €800. If prices rise by 2% every year, how much will it cost in 2 years?

    • €782
    • €832
    • €899
    • €957
    Show the answer

    ✅ €832

  3. 3. Today a month’s shopping costs €500. If prices rise by 5% every year, how much will it cost in 3 years?

    • €544
    • €579
    • €625
    • €666
    Show the answer

    ✅ €579

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