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Unit 4 - Credit

Financial Literacy

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What is one benefit of borrowing money from a friend or family member instead of from the bank? Friends and family will typically work with you to set up a repayment plan you can afford
Pros of Borrowing Money from Family and Friends 1. Flexible Options - Friends and family will most likely want to help you achieve your goals, so they will work with you in setting up a repayment plan that you can keep up with. 2. Lower Interest Rates - a lower interest rate or pay no interest at all.
Cons of Borrowing Money from Family and Friends 3. Not a Priority - no immediate consequences if you don’t. 4. Judgment - Borrowing money usually means you do not have enough money to afford something. If you borrow money from a family member or friend they may think you were irresponsible
Debit Card Money is automatically, taken out of a checking account, Acts as cash, convenient
Credit Card Money is borrowed and repaid at a later date, Great for emergency situations, You may pay interest and late fees, May result in debt, Acts as cash, convenient
Credit cards are a form of a loan.
If you do not pay your credit card in full you may be charged interest.
A lower interest rate means you pay ________ ( more or less) money. A higher interest rate means you pay __________ (more or less) money. Less, More
Interest what you pay for using someone else's money
Lower interest rate means pay less money
Higher interest rate means pay more money
Where can people get a loan? Banks and credit unions offer loans
Which age group tends to have the most credit card debt? Middle-aged people
What is the best way to avoid going into large debt on your credit card? Pay your full balance every month
What affects your credit score? Payment history, mix of credit types, length of credit
5 factors that affect credit score Payment history Capacity Length of Credit New Credit Mix of Credit
What does the principal of a loan mean? The total amount you borrowed
Created by: jeff.fishbach
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