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WorksheetsCredit vs Debit
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 4mins
There’s no penalty if I pay my credit card balance after the due date.
True
False
What is a good practice when it comes to credit cards?
getting as many credit cards as possible
paying only the minimum
charging anything you want
paying the amount charged in full each month
When you use a debit card you are using __________.
the bank's money
your parent's money
your money
When you use a credit card you are using _____________.
Ms. Hillary's money
the bank's money
your money
If you make purchases on a credit card you have to _________.
pay the money back to the bank
write it in your checkbook register
ask your mom to pay the bill
The fee that credit cards charge customers for using their money is called ___________________.
rent
deposit
interest
Safer than carrying cash.
Debit card
Credit card
Both debit and credit cards
You are NOT charged interest for using it.
Debit card
Credit card
You need a bank account to get this card.
Credit Card
Debit Card
In order to get a _________ you must have a good credit score.
Debit Card
Credit Card
Your mom goes to the ATM at the bank and withdraws $300 from her checking account with her card.
Debit card
Credit Card
Your grandmother takes you out for pizza for your birthday. She pays with a card and the money comes out of her checking account.
Debit card
Credit Card
Debit card
Credit card
Why is it important to establish positive credit history?
Higher credit scores result in lower interest rates on loans
You are more likely to be offered a loan by a bank
Positive credit history results in higher credit scores
All of the above
Users can earn rewards like cash back or points toward travel.
Credit
Debit
Both
Users can sometimes be responsible for an annual fee.
Credit
Debit
Both
Card balances must be paid on the due date to avoid high interest.
Credit
Debit
Both
What do you call the cost you pay each year to borrow money, including fees, expressed as a percentage?
Interest
Credit card
Debt
Balance
When do you have to pay interest on purchases?
When you do not pay your full balance when its due.
When you purchase any items online
When you pay it annually
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a credit card? (HINT: This means 3 of these are advantages of CCs).
You can't go into debt
You can earn rewards
You can have better warrants on certain purchased items
You can see your credit score for free
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a credit card? (HINT: This means 3 of these are advantages of CCs).
There is better fraud protection than many debit cards offer
Credit Cards are always free to have.
You can build credit history to help with loans in the future.
You may need one to rent a car
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a DEBIT card? (HINT: This means 3 of these are advantages of debit cards).
You can't go into debt.
There's no annual fee associated with the card.
It may help you limit your impulse spending.
You can get rewards like travel points.
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a DEBIT card? (HINT: This means 3 of these are advantages of debit cards).
If someone makes purchases with your card, it's borrowed money so you have time to dispute the charges.
Allows you to purchase goods and services.
You can get cash back at the store
You can get cash out of your bank's ATM for free.
Mr. Cooper just loves to spend money! He wants to have every batman figurine out there. A couple new cars wouldn't hurt while he's at it. What type of card would you recommend to him? Be ready to share why later.
Which is better? Debit or credit? Give at least one reason why.
Mrs. Jepson says ________ is the best choice for spending starting out.
credit card
debit card
both
neither
Which card will prevent debt?
debit
credit
This 16-digit number is unique to your card. It is different from your checking account number.
Debit Card Number
Expiration Date
Customer Service Number
Card Verification Value (CVV)
Your card can only be used until this date. A new card will be automatically sent to your address prior to the expiration date.
Debit Card Number
Expiration Date
Customer Service Number
Card Verification Value (CVV)
Toll-free number when you have questions about your account.
Debit Card Number
Expiration Date
Customer Service Number
Card Verification Value (CVV)
This number is unique to your card. When you use your card to make purchases over the phone or Internet, some merchants may require you to supply this number to confirm that you have the card with you.
Debit Card Number
Expiration Date
Customer Service Number
Card Verification Value (CVV)
What is A on the front of the debit card
Debit Card Number
Expiration Date
Customer Service Number
Network Logos
What is B on the front of the debit card
Debit Card Number
Issue/Expiration Date
Customer Service Number
Network Logos
What is C on the front of the debit card
Debit Card Number
Expiration Date
Customer Service Number
Network Logos
What is D on the back of the debit card
Signature Bar
Card Verification Value (CVV)
Customer Service Number
Network Logos
What is E on the back of the debit card
Signature Bar
Card Verification Value (CVV)
Customer Service Number
Network Logos
What is F on the back of the debit card
Signature Bar
Card Verification Value (CVV)
Customer Service Number
Network Logos
Your credit score determines how successful you will be in obtaining a loan
True
False
What is the most important factor of a credit score?
Types of credit
Payment History
Amount of debt
Inquires
The highest FICO score possible is:
1600
1000
850
700
A high credit score means you will have the highest interest rates when applying for a loan
True
False
Which of these show your credit history?
Credit score
Credit report
Both
Which of the following items can be found on a credit card statement?
Payments made and new charges
Fees and interest charged
Year to date totals and how long it will take you to pay it off w/minimum only
All of these
put money into a bank account
deposit
savings account
safe-deposit box
loan
banks pay interest on the money in an account
deposit
savings account
safe-deposit box
loan
borrowing money from a bank and pay interest while paying it back in a set period of time
deposit
savings account
safe-deposit box
loan
receiving money in return for labor, work, or service
earn
save
spend
donate
paying out money to buy goods and services
earn
save
spend
donate
giving money to a cause (to a charity)
earn
save
spend
donate
saving for a new sweater
long term goal
short term goal
saving for a retirement
long term goal
short term goal
saving for a college
long term goal
short term goal
