What is meant by loan deferment?

What is meant by loan deferment?



Answer: It allows you to put off making payments while you're in school, but still piles up due to interest

Many students seem to be taking the scenic route through college, with more than ______ taking ______ years to graduate from a four-year college and only a _______ graduating from a two-year program within _______ years. _________ means more tuition, fees, and other expenses.

Many students seem to be taking the scenic route through college, with more than ______ taking ______ years to graduate from a four-year college and only a _______ graduating from a two-year program within _______ years. _________ means more tuition, fees, and other expenses.



Answer: half, six, quarter, three, more years

Although continuing your education after high school has big benefits, it also can come with a big price tag. In fact, _____ times as many students drop out of degree and certificate programs due to ______ and ______ than because of grades.

Although continuing your education after high school has big benefits, it also can come with a big price tag. In fact, _____ times as many students drop out of degree and certificate programs due to ______ and ______ than because of grades.



Answer: eight, finances, debt

The U.S. Military: Thousands of jobs need to be filled in the U.S. military—and _____ percent of them have a counterpart in the civilian world. While you are serving in the military, _____ for specific careers and skills is available at no cost.

The U.S. Military: Thousands of jobs need to be filled in the U.S. military—and _____ percent of them have a counterpart in the civilian world. While you are serving in the military, _____ for specific careers and skills is available at no cost.



Answer: 86, training


Do keep in mind that you may be asked to submit additional documents in order to verify the accuracy of your FAFSA; financial aid offices have been empowered by the federal government to do this, and are able to withhold any and all financial aid until all ___________ documents have been submitted to their satisfaction.

Do keep in mind that you may be asked to submit additional documents in order to verify the accuracy of your FAFSA; financial aid offices have been empowered by the federal government to do this, and are able to withhold any and all financial aid until all ___________ documents have been submitted to their satisfaction.



Answer: required

It will take the US Department of Education several business days to process your FAFSA application, but after that period has passed, you may choose to contact the institution of higher education's ___________ to verify that they have received your application.

It will take the US Department of Education several business days to process your FAFSA application, but after that period has passed, you may choose to contact the institution of higher education's ___________ to verify that they have received your application.



Answer: Financial Aid Office

The FAFSA is an application submitted ________ and used by institutions of ___________ nationwide to gather information about you and your household in order to determine what kinds of financial aid you qualify for.

The FAFSA is an application submitted ________ and used by institutions of ___________ nationwide to gather information about you and your household in order to determine what kinds of financial aid you qualify for.



Answer: online, higher education

______ programs possess narrow specialization. In fact, this is their great advantage. They offer in-depth, hands-on ________, reducing the need for on-the-job training and consequently lowering learning _____ and cost.

______ programs possess narrow specialization. In fact, this is their great advantage. They offer in-depth, hands-on ________, reducing the need for on-the-job training and consequently lowering learning _____ and cost.



Answer: vocational, training, time

The average __________ earns approximately _______ more per year than that of a high school graduate. Individuals with only a high school education have unemployment rates of up to ___ times that of college graduates.

The average __________ earns approximately _______ more per year than that of a high school graduate. Individuals with only a high school education have unemployment rates of up to ___ times that of college graduates.



Answer: college graduate, 12,000, 3

Matthew will have some timber available to sell in December, 1987. His income for 1987 is going to be about $40,000 but his estimated income for 1988 is $20,000 because his wife plans to quit work to begin a family. With no significant changes in the tax law between 1987 and 1988, he will probably be better off to:

Matthew will have some timber available to sell in December, 1987. His income for 1987 is going to be about $40,000 but his estimated income for 1988 is $20,000 because his wife plans to quit work to begin a family. With no significant changes in the tax law between 1987 and 1988, he will probably be better off to:



Answer: defer the sale of the timber until 1988

Mr. Johnson harvested corn in October, 1986. He stored the corn and sold it in May, 1987. With the accounting method he uses, he did not report the value of the corn as income on his 1986 tax return but will report it as income in 1987. His accounting method must be

Mr. Johnson harvested corn in October, 1986. He stored the corn and sold it in May, 1987. With the accounting method he uses, he did not report the value of the corn as income on his 1986 tax return but will report it as income in 1987. His accounting method must be



Answer: the cash method.

Magruder Farms Inc. presently has current liabilities in the amount of $10,000, intermediate liabilities of $50,000 and long term liabilities of $225,000. In order for the business to be considered solvent, total assets must be greater than ________.

Magruder Farms Inc. presently has current liabilities in the amount of $10,000, intermediate liabilities of $50,000 and long term liabilities of $225,000. In order for the business to be considered solvent, total assets must be greater than ________.



Answer: $285,000

Daryl purchased a tract of land and the owner agreed to finance the purchase. The loan was amortized over ten years but a clause in the contract called for the loan balance to come due at the end of five years. This particular type loan is called a ______ loan.

Daryl purchased a tract of land and the owner agreed to finance the purchase. The loan was amortized over ten years but a clause in the contract called for the loan balance to come due at the end of five years. This particular type loan is called a ______ loan.



Answer: balloon

Jason has a fixed cost of $2 and a projected variable cost of $.50 per bag of cabbage. The best price he can contract for a week before planting time is $2.25 a bag and it is too late to shift to another enterprise. Unfortunately, the projected price over the next few years is no better. What is your advise to Jason?

Jason has a fixed cost of $2 and a projected variable cost of $.50 per bag of cabbage. The best price he can contract for a week before planting time is $2.25 a bag and it is too late to shift to another enterprise. Unfortunately, the projected price over the next few years is no better. What is your advise to Jason?



Answer: Produce this year -- look for another crop for next season.

Suppose land prices in John's area are expected to be stable over the next several years and taxes are set at $10 per acre/per year. If John can get a long

Suppose land prices in John's area are expected to be stable over the next several years and taxes are set at $10 per acre/per year. If John can get a long



Answer: term loan at 10% and knows that he can count on a $50 profit per acre, then the maximum he should consider paying for land is about ____ per acre. - $400

A soybean producer decides to store his beans in the local elevator for six months. The price at harvest is $5.20 per bushel and the elevator charges 1.5 cents per month/per bushel for storage. He has 5,000 bushels to sell and must borrow $26,000 at 10 percent interest for six months while he stores the soybeans. What price must he receive for his soybeans to break even and cover his storage and opportunity costs

A soybean producer decides to store his beans in the local elevator for six months. The price at harvest is $5.20 per bushel and the elevator charges 1.5 cents per month/per bushel for storage. He has 5,000 bushels to sell and must borrow $26,000 at 10 percent interest for six months while he stores the soybeans. What price must he receive for his soybeans to break even and cover his storage and opportunity costs



Answer: $5.55

Mr. Jones is currently growing cotton on a 40 acre tract of land. He plans to use a partial budget to determine if soybeans will be more profitable. Which of the following items would not be included in the partial budget?

Mr. Jones is currently growing cotton on a 40 acre tract of land. He plans to use a partial budget to determine if soybeans will be more profitable. Which of the following items would not be included in the partial budget?



Answer: the cost of the land.

Suppose a piece of machinery is to have $4500 total depreciation over its lifetime. Using the straight line depreciation method, how much depreciation can be taken off the third year if the machinery has an expected life of 5 years and no salvage value?

Suppose a piece of machinery is to have $4500 total depreciation over its lifetime. Using the straight line depreciation method, how much depreciation can be taken off the third year if the machinery has an expected life of 5 years and no salvage value?



Answer: $900.00

Suppose a producer discovers insects in his cotton and decides to use an insecticide to save the crop. A bank will loan him $2000.00 at 9.5% interest until he sells his crop 12 months later. At that time he must repay the loan. How much will he pay in interest if simple interest is computed?

Suppose a producer discovers insects in his cotton and decides to use an insecticide to save the crop. A bank will loan him $2000.00 at 9.5% interest until he sells his crop 12 months later. At that time he must repay the loan. How much will he pay in interest if simple interest is computed?



Answer: $190

Mr. Brown purchased a computer system for use in managing his farm. How much will the depreciation be for the first year. Assume that the computer will be sold at the end of five years for a salvage value of $600

Mr. Brown purchased a computer system for use in managing his farm. How much will the depreciation be for the first year. Assume that the computer will be sold at the end of five years for a salvage value of $600



Answer: It cannot be determined from the data supplied.