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WorksheetsIntro to Credit (FL7)
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
Credit is the most commonly used method of purchase in the United States.
True
False
Which situation involves the use of credit?
borrowing money from a friend
using a credit card
taking out a loan from a bank
All answers are correct
You borrowed $30,000 from the bank to buy a car. When you make your monthly loan payment, you're paying what?
principal
interest
both principal and interest
neither principal or interest
Which is an advantage of using credit?
Credit can expand your purchasing power
Using credit will save you a lot of money
Using credit now guarantees a good credit score when you are older
All answers are correct
When traveling, which is a safer payment method?
cash
credit card
Which is an example of revolving credit?
auto loan
mortgage
student loan
credit card
You are purchasing $200 worth of groceries from the store today. If you pay with a credit card, you might end up paying more than $200 for the groceries.
True
False
How do credit card companies make a profit?
interest
annual fees
over-the-limit fees
All answers are correct
Most credit cards allow you to carry a balanced from month to month.
True
False
What does it mean to carry a balance on a credit card?
To pay off the full amount owed that month
To pay off only part of the full amount owed that month
Money borrowed against your line of credit
cash advance
deferred billing
interest
secured debt
Which source of credit would usually provide the lowest interest rate?
private finance company
credit card
bank
pawnshop
Finance companies are willing to take more risk than banks when providing loans.
True
False
Everyone who applies for a loan from the bank will receive a loan.
True
False
Which of the following transactions would be difficult to make without a credit card?
getting a student loan
buying groceries
renting a car
buying a house
Which is an example of secured debt?
auto loan
student loan
personal loan
credit card
The total dollar amount of all interest and fees you pay for the use of credit
principal
finance charge
collateral
line of credit
A service available to charge customers whereby purchases are not billed until much later than the standard billing time
line of credit
extended billing
credit extension
deferred billing
Which of the following is LEAST likely to offer service credit?
lawyer
car repair shop
pharmacy
lawn care business
A legal business that makes high-interest loans based on the value of personal possessions
loan shark
pawnbroker
retail store
collateral company
The use of someone else's money, borrowed now with the agreement to pay it back later
principal
credit
usury
collateral
Which is an example of installment credit?
student loan
mortgage
auto loan
All answers are correct
A person who borrows money from someone else
debtor
creditor
debt collector
loan shark
A person or business that loans money to others
borrower
cosigner
debtor
creditor
Property pledged to assure repayment on a loan
credit
capital
collateral
collection
Which type of loan requires collateral?
secured loan
unsecured loan
Which type of credit is flexible and allows borrowing up to a stated limit?
open-ended credit
closed-end credit
service credit
All answers are correct
Which type of credit is a loan for a fixed amount with fixed terms?
open-ended credit
closed-end credit
service credit
All answers are correct
The time frame within which you may pay your current credit balance in full without any interest
finance period
grace period
interest period
conditional period
It is easier for people with bad credit to get a loan at a bank than at a private finance company?
True
False
You purchased a home using a mortgage from your bank. You have fallen behind on your mortgage payments. The bank can foreclose on your home.
True
False
You purchased bedroom furniture using your credit card. You have fallen behind on your credit card payments. You credit card company can repossess your bedroom furniture.
True
False
The maximum interest rate that can be charged for consumer loans is set by which type of law?
interest rate law
credit protection law
usury law
debtor law
Why did a record number of people declare bankruptcy in the 1990's?
high mortgage interest rates
medical debt
student loan debt
credit card debt
Installment loans usually require monthly payments.
True
False
Which is an example of open-ended credit?
auto loan
credit card
student loan
mortgage
Which is an example of closed-end credit?
credit card
charge card
auto loan
All answers are correct
What do call card that allow you to earn points that you can redeem for cash back or various products?
points plus cards
redeemable cards
charge cards
affinity cards
All credit cards charge an annual fee.
True
False
As long as you make minimum payments on your credit card, you will never get into trouble with debt.
True
False
Banks charge everyone the same interest rate for auto loans.
True
False
If you pawn an item at a pawnshop, roughly what percentage of the value of the item will you receive as a loan?
10-25%
30-50%
60-75%
80-90%
