EPF Unit 7 Test review - Money/Credit

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Amount charged for a loan or gained for savings.

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Interest

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What does the annual percentage rate (APR) on a credit card determine?

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how much interest you are charge on credit card purchases

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Making a minimum payment on a credit card...

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mean you are paying a small portion of your credit card debt

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Which is NOT TRUE about DEBIT and CREDIT cards? Options: debit cards use money you have in your checking account, credit cards are instant loans that you have to pay interest on, debit cards have higher interest rates, debit cards don't have interest rates

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debit cards have higher interest rates

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Which of the following will increase your credit card's APR?
Options: paying the minimum, missing a credit card payment, paying off the full balance, cashing in on reward points

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missing a credit card payment

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Having a good credit score is important, because ___________.

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it can impact your ability to get bank loans

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All of the following behaviors could NEGATIVELY affect your credit rating EXCEPT: going over your credit limit, paying off your credit card bill, paying your credit card bill late, having multiple credit card accounts with high balances.

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paying off your credit card bill

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Which piece of information is most useful to an identity thief? Options: Your full name and date of birth, Your full name and student ID number, Your full name and social security number, Your full name and address

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Your full name and social security number

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A __________________ remains on a person’s credit rating for at least seven years, making it almost impossible to get a loan.

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bankruptcy

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Which of the following can NEGATIVELY impact your credit score? you use a small amount of your available credit, you forgot to pay your cable bill on time, you disputed an item on your credit report, you paid all your bills in cash

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you forgot to pay your cable bill on time