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Chapter 9 Credit Problems

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following are common reasons people file bankruptcy

a)

Excessive medical

bills

b)

Small business failure

c)

Loss of job and too

much debt

d)

all of these

2.

What are the 3 common types of Bankruptcies?

a)

Chapter 1, Chapter 7, Chapter 13

b)

Chapter 1, Chapter 11,Chapter 13

c)

Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13

d)

Chapter 7, Chapter 9, Chapter 13

3.

Someone who is filing for bankruptcy, but tries to transfer money or other assets to someone else in order to hide assets from the bankruptcy court is committing ____________.

a)

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

b)

Chapter 11 bankruptcy

c)

Bankruptcy fraud

d)

Chapter 7 bankruptcy

4.

The legal process that allows a lender to take possession of a house because the borrower does not meet his or her mortgage obligations is called

a)

garnishment

b)

foreclosure

c)

bankruptcy

d)

discharge

5.

When a car is pledged as collateral on a secured loan and the debtor fails to make payments, the creditor may __________ the car and sell it to pay the debt.

a)

Buy

b)

Repossess

c)

Discharge

d)

Garnish

6.

A(n) __________ is a second mortgage or debt secured with the equity in your home.

a)

Equity Loan

b)

Personal Laon

c)

Credit Card

d)

Store Account

7.

__________ is a legal process that allows part of an employee’s paycheck to be withheld and sent directly from the employer to the creditor.

a)

Garnishment

b)

Arbitration

c)

Mediation

d)

Foreclosure

8.

With __________ scams, a company claims to be able to “fix” your poor credit record and give you a clean credit history.

a)

Mediation

b)

Debt

c)

Credit Repair

d)

Bankruptcy

9.

How many years does Bankruptcy stay on a person's credit record?

a)

Up to 14 years

b)

Up to 20 Years

c)

Up to 10 years

d)

none of these

10.

Which of the following are warning signs that debt has become a problem?

a)

Your credit card balances are at or near the credit limit.

b)

You can only make minimum payments.

c)

You are unable to save or invest any money because you are paying off debt.

d)

All of these are warning signs

11.

If payments on your credit account are overdue, your account may be turned over to a

a)

Foreclosure agent

b)

Collection agency

c)

Banker

d)

Bankruptcy lawyer

12.

The following people/organizations can request to see your credit report except

a)

Employer, as long as you sign an authorization

b)

Landlord

c)

Lender

d)

Your Boss

13.

The Fair Credit and Reporting Act entitles you to

a)

Free credit report every 12 months from each Equifax, Experian, and Transunion

b)

Only 1 free credit report every 12 months, you choose which agency you want the report from. Equifax, Experian, or Transunion

c)

Only a free credit report if you suspect identity theft

d)

No free credit reports you have to pay for them

14.

Heather receives a phone call, in which an automated voice state that her credit card has been used fraudulently and that she must enter her 16 digit credit card number, using they keypad of her phone, to clear up the error. What should Heather do next?

a)

Push "0" or say "Operator" to speak with a representative from the credit card company instead

b)

Enter the 16-digit card number, but don't enter her PIN or the 3-digit code from the back of the card

c)

Follow the instructions immediately, as the longer the fraudulent charge stays on her credit card statement, the harder it will be to remove

d)

Hang up and call her credit card company using the 1-800 number on the back of her card to inquire about the issue or report the attempted phone fraud

15.

Your teacher tells you the importance of checking your credit report. Which government -run website allows you to download your credit report for free on an annual basis?

a)

creditkarma.com

b)

freecreditreport.com

c)

getcreditreportshere.com

d)

annualcreditreport.com

16.

which group in NOT likely to be interested in looking at your credit score?

a)

Employers

b)

Credit card companies

c)

Auto insurance

d)

online savings account

17.

I forgot to pay my credit card bill one month. How long will that payment information show up on my credit report?

a)

Once I make the payment, it will disappear

b)

One year

c)

seven years

d)

ten years

18.

You find an error on your credit report. Your credit card account indicates that you are 60 days late on your payment but your bank records indicate that you have always made on-time payments. What should you do FIRST?

a)

Contact the credit card company to have them fix it

b)

contact the credit reporting agency

c)

wait a few weeks to see if it gets resolved

d)

call the police to report possible identity theft

19.

What is the best advice to prevent Identity theft?

a)

if you check your three credit reports every year, it's almost impossible to become the victim of identity theft

b)

avoid buying anything online, at that's how 90% of identity theft occurs

c)

Be careful with your credit and bank account numbers, create good passwords, and beware of phishing emails

d)

use a debit card instead of credit card whenever possible

20.
 Chapter 11: Reorganization involves business organizations only. 
a)
True
b)
False
21.

You should avoid filing bankruptcy at all cost.

a)

true

b)

false (That means the above statement is wrong.)

22.
Bankruptcy can show up on job applications.
a)
true
b)
false
23.
How many types of personal bankruptcy are there?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
5
d)
8
24.
Lenders will offer you help if you need it.
a)
True
b)
False
25.
If you are in trouble and can not make your home or property payments you should do this first.
a)
Contact your lender
b)
Cancel your credit cards
c)
Just ignore it
d)
Sell your car
26.

Which types of debt usually CANNOT be erased or reduced?

a)

Federal student loans

b)

Credit card debt

c)

Medical bills

d)

None of these types of debt can be erased or reduced