Loans and Credit

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Where do banks get the money to lend out to consumers? Options: From their clients' credit card accounts, From their clients' savings accounts, From the Federal government, From their own money vaults

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From their clients' savings accounts

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How do banks make money off of the credit they issue?

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They charge a high interest rate on the loan.

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Which of the following is NOT a typical type of credit? Mortgage, Overdraft, Credit Card, Pre-Paid Debit Card

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Pre-Paid Debit Card

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Which of the following is typically a SECURED loan? Auto Loan, Student loan, Credit Card Balance, Overdraft

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Auto Loan

Front

If the collateral for your secured loan can be taken away, why get a secured loan at all?

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Because they usually have a lower interest rate

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What may NOT impact the interest rate on your loans? Your relationship with the financial institution, Your credit score, The loan amount, Your level of education

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Your level of education

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True or False: A cosigner's credit history can be affected by the loan they are cosigned on.

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True

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Why does the amount of INTEREST you owe on a loan decrease over time?

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With each payment, principal decreases, so interest lowers.

Front

How do you avoid paying interest on your credit card (or any other loan for that matter)?

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Always make the full payment on time.

Front

Which is TRUE when you make only the minimum payment each month? Options: You are charged interest on the remaining balance, Your credit line is restored to its maximum amount, Credit card companies have permission to sell your information, It is the fastest way to pay off your debt

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You are charged interest on the remaining balance