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How Does a Credit Card Work? (from YouTube video)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A credit card is a way to get...

a)

free money

b)

a loan - it must be paid back

c)

things for free

d)

money from your bank account

2.

When you buy things with a credit card, do you have to pay for them? (there may be more than 1 correct answer)

a)

yes, it's a LOAN

b)

no, it's free money

c)

yes, the sooner the better

d)

yes, but you can do it years later

3.

What 3 important things does a credit card statement tell you? (pick 3)

a)

Total Amount Due (owed)

b)

Minimum Payment Due (owed)

c)

The DATE when the Minimum Payment is Due

d)

Your birthday

e)

How much you should be spending

4.

When you get your credit card statement, you should do 1 of 2 things: _____________________ OR ______________________

(pick 2 from the list)

a)

Pay the FULL AMOUNT DUE

b)

Pay the MINIMUM AMOUNT DUE, or more if you can

c)

GET ANOTHER credit card

d)

IGNORE the statement

e)

Pay a couple of dollars to get them off your back

5.

If, each month, you pay ONLY the Minimum Amount Due, the bank will....

a)

charge you INTEREST on the rest that you owe

b)

charge you NO INTEREST

c)

ignore you

d)

ask you to pay more

6.

Credit card interest rates in Australia are higher than shown in the video, around 21% per annum for most banks. This is a very high interest rate, which means....

a)

it's easy get into more debt (owe the bank more and more)

b)

nothing

c)

you don't owe the bank much

d)

you can spend as much as you want with a credit card and not do anything about it

7.

Banks charge INTEREST on loans, including credit cards. This means that...

a)

you have to pay back MORE than you borrowed

b)

you have to pay back LESS than you borrowed

c)

you have to pay back the same amount that you borrowed

d)

you don't have to pay anything back

8.

Using a credit card to buy things is like...

a)

getting them for free

b)

paying cash for them

c)

taking out a loan to buy them

d)

getting a friend to buy them

9.

If you don't pay your credit card off on time, it...

(pick 2 items)

a)

costs you more money

b)

costs you less money

c)

gives you a better credit rating (credit score)

d)

gives you a worse credit rating (credit score)

10.

Credit cards can be very handy, but also dangerous. Every month, you have to be careful to... (pick 3)

a)

pay on time

b)

pay off as much as you can

c)

don't let the debt get too high

d)

switch banks

e)

spend as much as you feel like