Get Money Smart @ Lindenwood Survey
Results of this survey help estimate the level of financial literacy among students enrolled at Lindenwood University as part of the Get MoneySmart@Lindenwood program.  The survey is being administered online. Participation in the survey is completely voluntary.  The survey should take less than five minutes to complete. There are no expected risks or rewards associated with participation in the survey.  Participation is confidential, and only aggregated survey data will be reported.  If you choose to participate, you can stop the survey at any time.  If you have any questions regarding this survey, contact eec@lindenwood.edu.

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What is your student status? *
Your degree major is in what academic unit? *
How often do you place funds in some type of savings account? *
Do you regularly use a budget to manage your finances? *
How many months of income are generally recommended that you should set aside for an emergency fund? *
Approximately how many times have you missed or made a late payment on a bill or loan? *
If you earn 2% interest on savings in a bank account and inflation is 3%, would you have more or less buying power after one year? *
If you borrow $1,000 from a bank with a 10% annual interest rate but pay off your loan after two years with one payment, how much would you have to pay back to the bank? *
Over a long period of time, which of the following has the most fluctuations in value? *
When an investor spreads their money among different kinds of assets, what do you expect to happen to the risk of losing money? *
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