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Managing Credit

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a benefit of maintaining a good credit score?

a)

Higher interest rates on loans

b)

More frequent credit checks

c)

Better chances of loan approval

d)

Increased monthly expenses

2.

What is a potential consequence of having a low credit score?

a)

Lower interest rates on loans

b)

Difficulty in getting approved for new credit

c)

Increased credit card limits

d)

More favorable loan terms

3.

What is a common reason for a sudden drop in your credit score?

a)

Missing a credit card payment

b)

Receiving a salary increase

c)

Opening a new savings account

d)

Paying off a loan early

4.

What is the primary purpose of a credit report?

a)

To provide a history of your credit activity

b)

To determine your annual income

c)

To track your spending habits

d)

To list your personal assets

5.

When applying for a loan, why might a lender be interested in your credit score?

a)

To determine if you actually need a loan

b)

To set the loan's interest rate and terms based on risk

c)

To know how much money you have in your bank account

d)

To sell your personal information to third parties

6.

All of the following are part of a credit report EXCEPT:

a)

Spending Habits

b)

Loan Repayment

c)

Credit Limit Utilization

d)

Current Credit Inquiries

7.

How long does a bankruptcy typically remain on a credit report?

a)

3-5 years

b)

7-10 years

c)

12-15 years

d)

Indefinitely

8.

What is the effect of making only the minimum payment on your credit card each month?

a)

It helps improve your credit score significantly

b)

It can lead to higher interest charges over time

c)

It prevents any interest from accruing

d)

It results in immediate debt reduction

9.

Failing to pay federal student loans may result in:

a)

Reduced student loan interest

b)

Higher credit score

c)

Tax refund garnishments

d)

Revocation of your degree

10.

Which of the following does NOT contribute to your credit score?

a)

Your payment history

b)

Which banks issued your credit cards

c)

Your debt-to-credit ratio

d)

Length of credit history

11.

Which of the following actions can help improve your credit score?

a)

Closing old credit accounts

b)

Maxing out your credit cards

c)

Paying bills on time

d)

Applying for multiple credit cards at once

12.

A cosigner on a loan can help by:

a)

Reducing monthly payments

b)

False

c)

Boosting approval odds

d)

Offering collateral for the loan

13.

Why might older individuals typically have higher credit scores?

a)

They have had more time to accumulate wealth

b)

They have paid more taxes

c)

They always earn more than younger individuals

d)

They have longer credit histories

14.

Which of the following actions can negatively impact your credit score?

a)

Keeping credit card balances low

b)

Applying for multiple credit cards in a short period

c)

Consistently paying bills on time

d)

Maintaining a long credit history

15.

What is the impact of closing a credit card on your credit score?

a)

It can potentially lower your credit score

b)

It guarantees a higher credit score

c)

It always improves your credit score

d)

It has no impact on your credit score

16.

Establishing credit early can help with:

a)

Quick loan approvals

b)

Higher credit card limits

c)

Avoiding yearly credit checks

d)

Getting better interest rates

17.

What information can you find on a credit report?

a)

Your medical insurance information

b)

Your parents' and siblings' contact information

c)

Your education level

d)

Inquiries you've made on new lines of credit

18.

Using the debt snowball method, you make...

a)

minimum payments on all of your loans

b)

one large payment on one loan

c)

minimum payments on small loans; pay extra on large loans

d)

minimum payments on large loans; pay extra on small loans

19.

What is the recommended credit utilization ratio to maintain a healthy credit score?

a)

30%

b)

10%

c)

50%

d)

0%

20.

What is the impact of having a high credit utilization ratio on your credit score?

a)

It can lower your credit score

b)

It improves your credit score

c)

It has no effect on your credit score

d)

It guarantees a higher credit limit