CRPC EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2025

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CRPC EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST 2025

TEST BANK| COMPLETE 650 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS

AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED

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The two major risks associated with individual common stocks are

• interest rate risk and purchasing power risk.
• market risk and business risk.
• default risk and business risk.
• interest rate risk and exchange rate risk. - Correct Answer - B

What is the price of a bond with a 7% coupon, a $1,000 par value, and a maturity of 20 years if the market interest rate for similar bonds is 6%?

A) $1,115.57

B) $1,000.00

C) $1,074.39

• $893.23 - Correct Answer - A

Your client has established a balanced portfolio with various amounts allocated to different asset classes, and periodically she rebalances the portfolio to keep the same approximate percentages in the different asset classes. Her approach is

• core/satellite.
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• tactical.
• strategic. - Correct Answer - D

Harry, who is 34 years old, contributed $2,000 to a Roth IRA six years ago. By this year, the investments in his account had grown to $3,785.Finding himself in a financial bind, Harry is now compelled to withdraw $2,000 from this Roth IRA. What is the tax and penalty status of this withdrawal?

• Harry must pay tax and a $200 penalty.
• Harry does not have to pay any tax or penalty on the $2,000

distribution, even though he is only 34.

• Harry must pay the penalty but no tax.
• Harry must pay tax on the $2,000, but there is no penalty. - Correct

Answer - B

Norman and Brenda Walker are married taxpayers filing jointly. They are both 44 years old. Norman earned $132 this year, and Brenda earned $100,000. Brenda is an active participant in the qualified plan offered by her employer, and she contributed $1,500 to her IRA for this tax year.How much can be contributed to a spousal IRA and deducted for Norman for 2022?

• $0

B) $4,500

C) $132

• $6,000 - Correct Answer - D
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pg. 3 James and Doris Stewart, both age 40, will contribute a total of $12,000 to their IRAs for 2022. They both work outside the home, and they file a joint tax return. James is a teacher at the local high school and contributes to a TSA. Doris's employer has no retirement plan. Their adjusted gross earnings for this year will be $117,000. What amount can they deduct for their IRA contributions?

A) $6,000

B) $9,600

C) $8,800

• $12,000 - Correct Answer - B

A Medicare Part A patient must pay

• all costs above the hospital deductible for a 30-day stay in a hospital.
• all costs for a hospital stay beyond 150 days.
• the annual deductible for out-of-hospital doctor's services.
• the approved costs of care in a skilled nursing facility for the first 10

days. - Correct Answer - B

Which one of the following U.S. citizens is currently eligible for Medicare Part A coverage at no cost?

• a self-employed truck driver, age 66
• an unmarried heiress who has always lived on trust fund money, has

never had earned income, and just turned 65

• a professional independent corporate director, age 57
• a federal government employee, hired in 1989 and age 64 - Correct

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pg. 4 A lump sum payment of the proceeds of a life insurance policy that is made to the beneficiary upon the insured's death

• is generally exempt from income taxation.
• is typically taxable.
• is taxable if from a modified endowment contract (MEC).
• is exempt from estate taxation. - Correct Answer - A

Which one of the following is not a form of an annuity?

• a selective annuity
• a deferred annuity
• a variable annuity
• a fixed annuity - Correct Answer - A

The MOC Crosswalk is part of the TAP program. Members identify their military experience and training record. Then, they apply that information. To what purpose do members apply the MOC information?

• Identify potential civilian occupations
• Identify changes from SGLI to VGLI programs
• Qualify for VA benefits
• Assist military spouses in transition - Correct Answer – A

This year, your 63-year-old client had $17,025 of earned income and $30,000 of investment income. He was also drawing Social Security benefits. Which one of the following correctly describes the impact on his Social Security benefits?

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