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Managing Finance practice

Practise managing finance at your own pace. Choose a difficulty, try each question on paper or in your jotter, use hints only when you need a start, then show answers to check your work.

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Choose a difficulty and number of questions, write down your working, then reveal answers only when you are ready to check. Hints give a starting point without giving away the answer.

10 practice questions

Current set: Mixed. Show your method for each question before checking answers.

  1. 1. A family has monthly income £2150.00. Rent is £820.00, bills are £455.00, food is £410.00 and travel is £140.00. How much is left for other spending?

    Monthly budget

    Income2150
    Rent820
    Bills455
    Food410
    Travel140
  2. 2. £2100.00 is saved at 4% simple interest for 2 years. Find the interest and the final total.

  3. 3. A payslip shows gross pay of £250.00, tax of £67.00, and pension deduction of £17.00. What is the net pay?

  4. 4. A traveller changes £320.00 into euros at €1.14 for £1.00. A €12 fee is taken after the exchange. How many euros are left?

    Currency exchange

    Pounds320
    Euros per £11.14
    Fee in euros12
  5. 5. A traveller changes £180.00 into euros at €1.12 for £1.00. A €8 fee is taken after the exchange. How many euros are left?

    Currency exchange

    Pounds180
    Euros per £11.12
    Fee in euros8
  6. 6. A cafe worker is paid £10.50 per hour and works 27 hours. What is the gross pay?

  7. 7. A payslip shows gross pay of £300.00, tax of £69.00, and pension deduction of £24.00. What is the net pay?

  8. 8. A weekly budget has income £660.00, rent £450.00, food £147.00, and travel £58.00. How much is left?

    Weekly budget

    Income660
    Rent450
    Food147
    Travel58
  9. 9. A worker earns £13.60 per hour for 32 basic hours and £20.40 per hour for 4 overtime hours. 20% deductions are taken from gross pay. Estimate the take-home pay.

    Payslip summary

    Basic hours32
    Overtime hours4
    Deduction percent20
  10. 10. Contract A costs £17.99 per month plus £60.00 upfront. Contract B costs £21.24 per month plus £0.00 upfront. Which is cheaper over 18 months, and by how much?

    Phone contract comparison

    A monthly17.99
    A upfront60
    B monthly21.24
    B upfront0

Practice answers

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