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CCAS

Credit Cards and Score

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Annual Fee recurring charge applied by credit card issuers for holding a specific credit card account
Annual Percentage the cost you pay each year for borrowing the money, including fees that you have to pay to get the loan, expressed as a percentage
Rate (APR) total yearly cost of borrowing money expressed as a percentage including interest and extra fees
Balance Transfers when you move existing debt to a new credit card
Bankruptcy a federal legal process for people or businesses who cannot repay their debts
Cash Advances withdraw cash against your credit limit
Co-signer someone who agrees to take on the financial responsibility for another person's loan or debt
Courtesy Checks the dollar value of a check
Credit Bureau an organization that collects and maintains credit information
Credit Card is a card that lets you borrow money from a bank to buy things now and pay for them later
Credit History a record of ones ability to manage the repayment of debt such as credit cards and loans
Credit limit the maximum amount of money a lender will allow you to spend on a credit card or a line of credit
Credit Report a factual record of your credit payment history complied from information received from different credit institutions
Credit Score is a prediction of your credit behavior
Debt money that is owe or due
Finance Charge the cost of consumer credit as a dollar amount
Grace Period set time after a payments due date where you can still pay without penalties like late fees interest
Interest Rate the cost of borrowing money or the rewards for saving
Introductory Rate an interest rate charged to a customer during the initial stages of a loan
Late Payment Fee when a person fails to make a payment by the agreed upon date
Lender an organization or person that lends money
Line of Credit amount of money available for borrowing with the maximum borrowing limit set by the lender
Over-the-limit fee a penalty charged by credit card issuers when a users balance exceed their assigned credit limit
Pre-approved when a lender has done a detailed review of your finances
Principle They are responsible for setting the company’s strategic vision, managing major business relationships, and influencing daily operations.
Secured Loan a type of financing backed by collateral—such as real estate, equipment, inventory, or accounts receivable—that the lender can seize if the borrower defaults
Term length of time for an asset, liability, or investment
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