Credit Scenarios

Scenario: Alex wants to buy a gaming laptop but doesn’t have enough money. He uses a card that lets him pay the amount later, as long as he stays under a set limit.

(a)  

Scenario: Taylor needs $5,000 to buy a car and agrees to pay back the money over three years with monthly payments.

(a)  

Scenario: A small business owner needs extra money to buy supplies for a busy holiday season. They take out money as needed from an approved $10,000 borrowing limit.

(a)  

Scenario: Jordan uses a card to pay for groceries and gas but tries to pay the full amount before the due date to avoid interest charges.

(a)  

Scenario: Maria needs to cover emergency medical expenses. She applies for a borrowing option that allows her to use only the amount she needs, up to $20,000.

(a)  

Scenario: Lucas takes out $15,000 to attend college and agrees to pay it back with interest over the next 10 years.

(a)  

Scenario: A business needs funding to renovate their store. They apply for $50,000 with a fixed repayment schedule over five years.

(a)  

Scenario: Emma buys a concert ticket online using a card that allows her to pay later, as long as she doesn’t exceed her spending limit.

(a)  

Scenario: A family decides to install solar panels on their house. They borrow $25,000 and agree to pay it off in monthly installments over the next 15 years.

(a)  

Scenario: Chris has a card with a $3,000 spending limit. He uses it for small purchases like clothing and dining out and repays a portion each month.

(a)