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Credit Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A loan repaid in a specific number of equal payments is:

a)

revolving credit

b)

open credit

c)

closed credit

d)

reducing credit

2.

A credit score is _______.

a)

the number used to evaluate consumer repayment risk

b)

the interest rate charged on a loan

c)

the amount of debt you owe

d)

a fixed number

3.

A FICO credit score ranges from:

a)

1-100

b)

100-1000

c)

500-850

d)

1-10

4.

A borrower is someone who:

a)

Provides a loan

b)

Lends money

c)

Obtains credit

d)

Updates credit reports

5.

Who are the main Credit Reporting Agencies (CRAs)?

a)

TransUnion

b)

Experian

c)

Equifax

d)

Credico

e)

TransCredit

6.

Which of the following is considered personal information?

a)

Social Security number

b)

Credit card balance

c)

Auto loan lender

d)

Home Foreclosure date

7.

Which of the following is considered public record information?

a)

Social Security number

b)

Credit card balance

c)

Auto loan lender

d)

Home Foreclosure date

8.

Accessing your credit report is referred to a:

a)

Credit Inquiry

b)

Credit Error

c)

Dispute

d)

Credit History

9.

What is open-ended credit?

a)

A loan with no credit limit

b)

A loan with a fixed repayment schedule

c)

A line of credit determined in advance

d)

A loan with no specified due date

10.

A high credit score will help to produce:

a)

a high interest rate

b)

a lower interest rate

c)

a shorter loan term

11.

With a low credit score, you can expect to:

a)

be charged a higher interest rate on a loan

b)

pay back more interest

c)

pay back less interest

d)

possibly be denied credit

12.

Why would a hospital furnish data to a CRA?

a)

You paid your hospital bill on time.

b)

You owe the hospital money from last month.

c)

You owe the hospital money from 4 months ago.

d)

All of these.

13.

Why would a credit card company report data to a CRA?

a)

You paid your credit card bill on time.

b)

You owe the credit card money from last month.

c)

You owe the credit card money from 4 months ago.

d)

All of these.

14.

What are two examples of credit providing long-term benefits?

a)

college education

b)

amazing wardrobe

c)

vacation

d)

vehicle to travel to/from work

15.

Someone who receives something with the promise to return is a:

a)

Lender

b)

Loan officer

c)

Borrower

d)

Landlord

16.

What activities will build (help/increase) your credit score?

a)

Paying bills on time

b)

Having many credit cards with large balances

c)

Having one credit card with no balance

d)

All of these

17.

Which is the only government site for checking credit?

a)

annualcreditreport.com

b)

creditforyou.com

c)

gotgoodcredit.com

d)

mycreditisbadbro.com

18.

How often can you obtain a free credit report from any of the 3 CRAs?

a)

Once a month

b)

Once a year

c)

It is never free

d)

Once a year or if denied credit

e)

Once a month or if denied credit

19.

With closed-end credit, your:

a)

due date will change month to month

b)

payment will fluctuate each month

c)

interest rate with fluctuate each month

d)

payment will be the same every month

20.

How is negative information removed from your credit report?

a)

You must hire a lawyer

b)

All information is permanent

c)

Time

d)

You must provide an explanation

21.

When you borrow, you are spending:

a)

your future income

b)

your past income

22.

A cash advance against your tax refund:

a)

Payday loan

b)

Rent-to-own contract

c)

Title loan

d)

Refund anticipation loan

23.

A cash advance against your paycheck:

a)

Payday loan

b)

Rent-to-own contract

c)

Title loan

d)

Refund anticipation loan

24.

A loan using your property as collateral (car):

a)

Payday loan

b)

Rent-to-own contract

c)

Title loan

d)

Refund anticipation loan

25.

A loan holding onto your property for a short period of time:

a)

Payday loan

b)

Rent-to-own contract

c)

Title loan

d)

Pawn loan

26.

If you are 18-21, you must be able to prove you have ________ to obtain a loan.

a)

a steady income

b)

a place to live

c)

a co-signor

27.

If you are under 18, you must have ________ to obtain a loan.

a)

a steady income

b)

a place to live

c)

a co-signor

28.

With a secured credit card, you must:

a)

pay the balance in full each month

b)

provide a deposit to the credit card company

c)

have a co-signor

d)

agree to sign over an automobile title

29.

What information is NOT included on a credit report?

a)

gender

b)

nationality

c)

address

d)

buying habits

e)

retirement accounts

30.

Can an employer request to see your credit report?

a)

yes

b)

no

31.

Can a landlord require access to your credit report?

a)

yes

b)

no

32.

Does your credit score affect your insurance rates?

a)

yes

b)

no

33.

Does your credit score affect your cell phone payment?

a)

yes

b)

no

34.

How can you begin to establish credit history?

a)

Become an authorized user on a credit card

b)

Obtain an unsecured credit card

c)

Become a co-signor

d)

Request a credit report

35.

Your credit report will list:

a)

each credit card you currently hold

b)

closed credit card accounts

c)

your highest balance on a credit card

d)

the last time you paid your credit card bill

e)

late payments for the last 6 months

36.

What are sources of credit for a mortgage?

a)

Payday loan company

b)

Depository institution (bank)

c)

Private lending company

d)

Auto dealership

37.

A rent-to-own contract includes:

a)

a low interest rate

b)

an option to make no payments

c)

a very high interest rate

38.

If there is an error on your credit report, you should:

a)

wait long enough for the error to expire

b)

do nothing

c)

contact the company providing the information

d)

contact the CRA

39.

What is the trade-off of obtaining credit with no credit check?

a)

A lower interest rate

b)

A larger line of credit

c)

A higher interest rate

d)

all of these

40.

All of the following are credit reporting categories except:

a)

Personal information

b)

Education information

c)

Credit Account information

d)

Inquiry information