CTFA (Certified Trust and Financial Advisor) Practice Exam

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Question 01

Which of the following bonds offer the investor the most protection?

A. First-mortgage bonds

B. Debentures

C. Sub Ordinated Debentures

D. Income bonds

Question 02

Insurance that provides only death benefits, for a specified period, and does not provide accumulation of cash value is called:

A. Straight term policy

B. Term life insurance

C. Decreasing term policy

D. Renewability

Question 03

A way to analyze whether debt or lease financing would be preferable is to:

A. Compare the net present values under each alternative, using the cost of capital as the discount rate

B. Compare the net present values under each alternative, using the after-tax cost of borrowing as the discount rate

C. Compare the payback periods for each alternative

D. Compare the effective interest costs involved for each alternative

Question 4

Calculating certain financial ratios can help you evaluate your financial performance over time. What’s more, if you apply for a loan, the lender probably will look at the ratios to judge your ability to carry additional debt. Four important money management ratios are all of the following Except:

A. Solvency ratio

B. Liquidity ratio

C. Savings account ratio

D. Debt service ratio

Question 5

Real estate commissions generally range _______ for new homes and ________ for previously occupied homes or resales. It may be possible to negotiate a lower decision with your broker or to find or one who charges a flat fee.

A. From 5%-6% for new and from 6%-7%

B. From 4%-6% for new and from 6%-9%

C. From 4%-6% for new and from 8%-9%

D. From 4%-6% for new and from 6%-7%

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