WEALTHVIDYA MONEY LEAGUE

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Test Event 1

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Types of Loans and Its Impact

Priya is a 15-year-old student from Pune who just got selected for an international robotics competition in Germany. She was thrilled and proud to represent her school and her country. The total cost of the 10-day trip, including flight, visa, stay, and training, was estimated at ₹2,50,000.

Her parents, both working professionals, could manage ₹1,70,000 from savings but still needed ₹80,000 urgently to meet the deadline for registration. They had two choices:

  • Take a short-term unsecured personal loan from a digital lender at 14% interest
  • Delay the trip by a year and try for scholarships, with the risk that the opportunity might not come again.

Priya and her parents sat down to discuss whether a personal loan was the right choice and how an EMI would impact their monthly budget

(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 1:
What type of loan would Priya’s parents be taking if they choose the digital lender, and what is one key feature of that loan?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 2:
Calculate the total interest Priya’s parents would pay if they borrow ₹80,000 for 1 year at 14% interest (simple interest).
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 3:
What are 2 questions Priya’s parents should ask before taking the loan to avoid future repayment problems?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 4:
Do you think taking a loan for Priya’s trip is a good decision? Why or why not? Give 2 reasons.
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 5:
If Priya’s parents take the loan and repay it in 6 EMIs, what steps should they follow to ensure timely repayment? (List any 2 good practices.)

Passive Income opportunities in the Teenage years

Mira, a class 9 student, had always loved reading books, especially fiction and fantasy. Over the years, she had built a mini library at home with books collected from school fairs, online sales, and family gifts. One day, while clearing her shelf, she realized many of her books were in excellent condition but rarely read.

Inspired by a discussion in class about passive income, Mira thought, “Why not rent these books to others in my neighborhood and earn some money while helping others enjoy reading?” She started a weekend book rental service using a simple Google Form and shared it via WhatsApp groups in her building and school.

Soon, she earned a small income every month. This motivated her to look into other sources of passive income for teenagers, like selling handmade bookmarks on Etsy, renting out her art tools, and even exploring investment platforms with her elder cousin.

(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 1:
Identify two passive income opportunities that Mira could explore other than renting books. Explain why they are suitable for a teenager.
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 2:
Mira wants to start investing small amounts monthly. Which platforms can she explore as a beginner, and what precautions should she take?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 3:
How is passive income different from active income? Give one example of each.
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 4:
If Mira wants to collaborate with a company to create paid bookmarks for an event, what steps should she follow to apply and pitch her idea?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 5:
Mira’s friend Aarav thinks passive income is not for teenagers. How would you explain to him that age is not a barrier to financial learning and growth?

E-KYC and its importance for Digital Payments

Zoya, a tech-savvy 14-year-old, recently began helping her parents manage small household tasks online. One day, while trying to recharge her metro card through a digital wallet app, she encountered a message: “Complete your KYC to increase wallet limits.”

Curious, she began researching what KYC meant. She discovered that to make full use of digital payments, she needed to complete an electronic KYC process. While helping her parents upload their ID and address proofs, she noticed different KYC requirements for different platforms.

Some asked for Aadhaar, some accepted PAN cards, while others even allowed Video KYC. Zoya wondered: Why do digital platforms need this information? and How often do we need to update this?

Now, she wants to teach her younger brother and his friends about e-KYC, its importance, the differences from physical KYC, and how to use it safely while avoiding fraud.

(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 1:
List any four documents that Zoya can submit for e-KYC. Explain why such documents are needed.
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 2:
How is e-KYC different from physical KYC? Mention two risks of each method.
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 3:
If Zoya’s cousin wants to use a payment app but hasn't done her KYC, what features might she miss? List 3 features and explain briefly.
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 4:
Imagine your friend uploads incomplete or fake KYC documents online. What could be the consequences? How would you advise them to avoid such mistakes?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 5:
Do you think it's safe to share KYC documents online? Why or why not? What precautions should people take?

Digital Tools and Investments

Aanya, a class 9 student, recently saw a viral video about a “high return” investment scheme shared on a social media group. Curious, she clicked on the link and it redirected her to an app offering “crypto plans” with daily returns of 10%. She downloaded the app and entered her personal details, including her Aadhar number and school ID card.

Later, her friend Sameer showed her DigiLocker and explained that it is a safer way to store and share official documents. Aanya felt uneasy and checked the app again—only to find that her ₹5,000 deposit had disappeared and the app was no longer opening. Now worried, Aanya speaks to her teacher, who advises her on digital safety and teaches her about government-backed digital tools like DigiLocker and the risks of unverified digital platforms.

(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 1:
What mistake did Aanya make while using the investment app?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 2:
How could DigiLocker have helped Aanya manage her documents more safely?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 3:
What can Aanya do now to recover from this mistake and protect her identity?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 4:
In your opinion, should teenagers use platforms like DigiLocker? Why or why not?
(Max: 4 Marks)
Question 5:
What are two signs that an online investment or app could be a scam?