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Consumer Ed ch 10

Review for credit test

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Interest on an unsecured loan is usually lower than on a secured loan. False
ATM machines enable you to receive a cash advance and add it to your credit card bill. True
The Fair Credit Billing Act helps consumers correct credit card billing Mistakes. True
On a revolving charge account, the slower you reduce the balance, the less interest you will pay overall. False
Few people can pay for a home without borrowing. True
The Fair Credit Reporting Act of 1971 gave consumers a way to check their credit reports. True
The Fair Credit Billing Act helps consumers correct credit card billing Mistakes True
Married couples should have credit in only one of their names. False
Credit cards are usually one of the most expensive forms of borrowing. True
Consumers should take every credit card that is offered to them so they will have a variety of choices. False
A company that collects information about consumers’ credit history and sells it to lenders is a credit bureau
A loan that is backed by something of value pledged to ensure payment is a(n) secured loan
The Equal Credit Opportunity Act makes it illegal to refuse credit on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, marital status, or age. True
If you want to get cash for personal property such as jewelry or a TV, then you need to see a pawnbroker
A measure of your creditworthiness is your credit rating True
. A loan that is backed by something of value pledged to ensure payment is a(n) secured loan
Visa, Mastercard, and American Express are sources for credit cards True
Suppose you are renting a living room chair for $9.95 per week. If you rent it for 40 weeks, the rent-to-own company says you will own the furniture. How much will the chair cost you? $398
The time between the billing date and the payment due date, when no interest is charged, is the Grace period
The total cost a borrower must pay for a loan, including all interest and fees is the finance charge
The ability to borrow money in return for a promise of future repayment is _____. credit
The maximum amount you are allowed to charge on your account is the credit limit
A legal process in which people who cannot pay their debts must surrender most of their property is called bankruptcy
A record of your past borrowing and repayments is your credit _____. history
The difference between the amount owed on a home and the home’s value is the _____. Equity
Asking another person, usually a parent, to agree to pay a debt for you if you become unable to pay is asking them To_____. cosign
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