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Mortgage Market

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a mortgage?

a)

is an unchanging rate charged on a liability, such as a loan or mortgage.

b)

is a loan from a bank that a person can use to finance the purchase of a house. 

c)

The amount of money a person pays upfront on a loan/payment.

d)

s a type of loan where the interest changes according to changes in market interest rates.

2.

What is a variable rate?

a)

is an unchanging rate charged on a liability, such as a loan or mortgage.

b)

is a loan from a bank that a person can use to finance the purchase of a house. 

c)

The amount of money a person pays upfront on a loan/payment.

d)

s a type of loan where the interest changes according to changes in market interest rates.

3.

What is a Fixed rate?

a)

is an unchanging rate charged on a liability, such as a loan or mortgage.

b)

is a loan from a bank that a person can use to finance the purchase of a house. 

c)

The amount of money a person pays upfront on a loan/payment.

d)

s a type of loan where the interest changes according to changes in market interest rates.

4.

What incentive do banks have for lending money to homebuyers?

a)

They expect homebuyers to default on their loans

b)

They expect to profit from the interest of the loans

c)

They expect to profit as the val of the home rises

d)

They expect to profit when the home buyer sells her house

5.

If you are unable to repay your mortgage, what is the most likely result?

a)

The bank might sell your home to recover its investment

b)

You might have to go to prison

c)

The bank might force you to take out an additional loan

d)

The bank might take all they money and goods you own

6.

Which of the following will a bank consider in its decision to approve you for a mortgage?

a)

Your ethnic background

b)

Your religion

c)

Your salary

d)

Your hobbies

7.

What can you infer from the fact that banks require a down payment on a mortgage?

a)

They want to increase the amount of money they loan

b)

They want to make sure the borrower will not walk away from the loan

c)

They want to increase they amount of interest on the loan

d)

They want to get their hands on as much cash as possible

8.

What is one of the advantages to making a larger down payment?

a)

You will need a smaller loan

b)

You will need a bigger loan

c)

You will need a higher interest rate

d)

You will need a lower intererest rate

9.

What is the most likely reason for borrowers to default on a mortgage?

a)

They can't afford the down payment

b)

They find another house they like better

c)

They've built up enough equity to sell the house

d)

They can no longer afford the monthly payments

10.

Which of the following terms is not correctly matched with its definition?

a)

Unsecured loan: no collateral is given in support of the loan.

b)

Mortgage loan: the home serves as the collateral for the loan.

c)

Secured loan: the collateral for the loan is a person’s good credit history and her signature on a loan agreement.

d)

Adjustable rate mortgage: the mortgage rate can change several times over the life of the mortgage.

11.

This the type of mortgage which the rate of interest may escalate or deescalate during the time of the loan is called.

a)

Fixed Rate Mortgage

b)

Graduated Payments Mortgage

c)

Adjustable Rate Mortgage

12.

This is the type of mortgage where the home buyer makes small payments at the beginning of the loan and larger payments at the end.

a)

Fixed Rate Mortgage

b)

Graduated Payments Mortgage

c)

Adjustable Rate Mortgage

13.

Which of the following is true of mortgage interest rates?

a)

Mortgage rates are closely tied to Treasury bond rates, but mortgage rates tend to stay below Treasury rates because mortgages are secured with collateral.

b)

Longer-term mortgages have higher interest rates than shorter-term mortgages.

c)

Interest rates are higher on mortgage loans on which lenders charge points.

14.

A loan-servicing agent will

a)

package the loan for an investor.

b)

hold the loan in their investment portfolio

c)

collect payments from the borrower.

15.

The ownership of mortgaged property will be transferred to financial institutions if the

a)

borrower defaults

b)

borrower does not default

c)

borrower want less rate

d)

borrower want profit