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Credit - Home Buying

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. A fully amortized payment is split into which two components? 

a)
  1. The principal and the payment

b)
  1. The principal and the interest

c)
  1. The loan term and the interest

d)
  1. The interest rate and the total interest

2.
  1. Casey has an amortized loan payment of $400, and the interest they owe for that month is $50. By how much does Casey pay down the principal? 

a)

$50

b)

$350

c)

$400

d)

$450

3.
  1. As the months progress on an amortized loan. . .

a)
  1. The payments stay the same, but the principal is paid down more quickly

b)
  1. The payments stay the same, but the principal is paid down more slowly

c)
  1. The payment sizes decrease, but the principal is paid down at the same rate

d)
  1. The payment sizes decrease, and the principal is paid down more quickly

4.
  1. If you can afford it, why is it a great idea to pay MORE than your amortized payment on a car, home, or other loan? Select all that apply.

a)
  1. You will pay your loan off faster

b)
  1. You will pay less total interest

c)
  1. You will pay less total principal

d)
  1. You will pay less money overall

5.
  1. The details of any loan will include the following three components:

a)
  1. The principal, the interest rate, and the loan term

b)
  1. The money you pay, the money the lender pays, and the principal

c)
  1. The mortgage, the auto loan, and the small business loan

d)
  1. The loan amount, the credit card payment, and the statement

6.
  1. Having a good credit score, making a larger down payment, and finding a cosigner with good credit are all ways to . . .

a)
  1. Decrease your principal

b)
  1. Increase your total payments

c)
  1. Increase your term

d)
  1. Decrease your interest rate

7.
  1. Each of these statements describes a variable rate loan EXCEPT...

a)
  1. Typically starts with a lower interest rate than a fixed rate loan

b)
  1. Is riskier to the borrower because the interest rate could increase substantially

c)
  1. Is almost always a better option 

d)
  1. Can increase or decrease the interest rate over the course of the loan

8.

How can making a larger down payment save you money when purchasing a car?

(Choose two correct answers)

a)
  1. Your monthly payment will be higher

b)
  1. Your monthly payment will be lower

c)
  1. You will pay less interest over the life of the loan

d)
  1. You will pay more interest over the life of the loan

9.

Which statement most accurately describes the difference between leasing and owning a vehicle?

a)
  1. Leasing is a term used when you purchase a car for the longest term possible

b)
  1. Leasing a car is making monthly payments to use a car for a fixed period of time, but then you return it without owning it

c)
  1. Leasing is a term used when you take the car for an initial test drive

d)
  1. Leasing a car requires a very large down payment, while purchasing a car does not

10.
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when taking out a loan?
a)
Length of the loan
b)
Total Cost of the loan
c)
Impact of the monthly payment on your budget
d)
How much time it takes to receive the loan
11.

A standardized way of showing you the total cost of borrowing money.

a)

Annuity Purchase Rate

b)

Annual Percent Rating

c)

Average Payment Rate

d)

Annual Percentage Rate

12.
What happens to the loan amount when you put down a larger down payment?
a)
Decreases
b)
Increases
c)
No change
d)

It is canceled

13.
You want to pay less in overall interest. Every loan APR is the same. Select the best mortgage for you.
a)
10 year loan
b)
15 year loan
c)
20 year loan
d)
30 year loan
14.

When talking about home loans ARM stands for . . .

a)

Adjustable Rating

Mortgage

b)

Annual Rate Mortgage

c)

Adjustable Rate Mortgage

d)

Adjustable Reduction Mortgage

15.
Purchasing a car on a loan through the bank or dealership is called:
a)
franchising
b)
financing
c)
amortizing
d)
loaning
16.
What would happen to a monthly payment if the interest rate increased?
a)
The payment would go up.
b)
The payment would go down.
c)
The payment would remain the same.
d)
None of the above.
17.
The terms of a lease should include all of the following EXCEPT the
a)
amount of the rent and any late fees
b)
names of the persons who live next door
c)
policies you are expected to follow
d)
names of all roommates and the landlord
18.
When signing a lease, it is recommended that you
a)
give it a quick review and sign before someone else gets the apartment you want
b)
read carefully and sign only when you  understand  what everything means
c)
read carefully and sign even though you are not sure what some of the terms mean
d)
read carefully and sign, even though you know that you will not agree to all of the terms stated
19.

As a general rule, mortgage payments shouldn't exceed __ of a buyer's net pay.

a)
20% to 25%
b)

25% to 35%

c)
30% to 35%
d)
35% to 40%
20.

Which is not a responsibility of a landlord?

a)

Providing a convenient way for rent payments.

b)

Providing a safe and adequate water supply.

c)

Making sure the exterior of the dwelling is weatherproof and waterproof.

d)

Giving at least 30 days' written notice of intent to move.