Credit Flashcards

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What is character?

A

Have you used credits before? have you paid your bills on time? how long have you lived at your present address?

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What is capital?

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Do you have a savings account or any investments?

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What is capacity?

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Do you have a steady job? do you own a house? how much is it worth?

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3
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What is single payment credit?

A

The trio bill that comes from crossing the Port Mann Bridge

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4
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What is instalment credit?

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Buying a car with monthly payments

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What is revolving credit?

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Using your Visa to pay for a trip to Jamaica when you don’t have enough money

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6
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What is single payment credit

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Your TELUS phone bill

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7
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What is single payment credit?

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Paying for a video game with a credit card than paying it off within the grace period

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What is revolving credit

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Paying for a video game with a credit card then paying off the total amount over the next few months

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9
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What does APR stand for

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The annual percentage rate

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10
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What is your current balance

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It’s a name for how much you currently owe to your creditors

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What is your credit limit

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The maximum amount of credit that your credit card company will allow you to use in total

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12
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Available credit

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The word that describes how much credit you have left

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13
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What is a cash advance

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The term that is used to describe when youse your credit card to aka out money from an ATM ( and pay through the nose for it!)

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What is a periodic rate?

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The amount of effective interest ( how mush you will pay per month)

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15
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What is the most common reason that people miss payments, it can include loss of job, injury, death or divorce

A

Loss of income

16
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Two ways that people can overextend themselves financially

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Spending too much/impulse buying, or emergencies

17
Q

When you can no longer pay debts, your assets are liquidated and your credit history is heavily impacted

A

Bankruptcy

18
Q

What is the term for when the court orders that part of your paycheque be deducted and given directly to your creditors

A

Wage Garnishment

19
Q

When a debtor does not have a job, so creditors repossess their assets

A

Wage attachment

20
Q

History that shows all loans that you have taken out, along with any delinquencies

A

Credit report

21
Q

The maximum amount of your monthly income (after rent) that you should be spending to service your credit

A

10%

22
Q

Loans taken out for school, these will follow you through bankruptcy

A

Student loans

23
Q

The name of a home loan that comes from the French word for death

A

Mortgage

24
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The term for someone who vouches for someone else’s credit ( your parents will need to do THIS for you if you get credit before you are 19)

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A co-signer