WISE EXAM REVIEW II Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

Bankruptcy: 13

A

the wage earner plan; you have 5 years to pay all of your debt

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Bankruptcy: 7

A

all owed debt is eliminated

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3
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Collateral

A

any asset that can be repossessed by a loaner

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4
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Consolidation Loan

A

when multiple loans are combined into one large loan

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5
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Consumer Debt

A

the concept of an individual accumulating debt

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6
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Co-sign Loan

A

When an two individuals sign on a single loan; typically when one has low credit

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7
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Credit History

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goes into you FICO score

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8
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Credit Reporting Agencies

A

transunion, Experian, Equifax

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9
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How many times a year can you get a free credit report?

A

once a year

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10
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Default

A

when a company sues you for not paying a loan

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11
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Finance Charges

A

interest rates

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12
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Foreclosure

A

a house loan that goes into default; the house is repossessed

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13
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Garnishment

A

the deduction of money from a paycheck by an employer; typically for child support

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14
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Grace Period

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the time between the due date of a bill and it’s late fee; typically 5 days

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15
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Home Equity Loan

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a second mortgage on a house; can cause sever debt

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16
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Identity Theft

A

when someone steals your personal information and hack your property

17
Q

Installment Loan

A

when you pay the same amount on a loan every month

18
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Promotional Rate

A

a lower interest rate that is offered by a bank; if your able to pay in in time the lower rate will become the regular rate

19
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Revolving Credit

A

the amount on your credit card when compared to your credit limit

20
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Secured Credit Card

A

low credit limits; when you pay the limit before spending the money

21
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Secured Loan

A

a loan with collateral

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Unsecured Loan

A

a loan without collateral

23
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Truth in Lending Act

A

a loan company has to disclose all parts of the loan; the interest rate, term, due date of payments

24
Q

Usury Laws

A

protects consumers from interest rates that are incredibly high

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Variable Interest Rate
an interest rate that changes
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Annual Deductible
the total amount that a consumer spends on medical care that their insurance company needs to pay
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Beneficiary
an individual that will get all of the proceeds from another individuals life insurance policy
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Cash Value
the build up of whole/ universal insurance
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Which insurance does not build cash value?
term life insurance
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Co-pay
the amount of money that a consumer pays with their insurance company
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Death Benefit
the amount that an individual gets from a recently deceased person's life insuranceq
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Disability Insurance
the amount of money a consumer receives if they are unable to return to work
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Homeowner's Insurace
insurance for your home
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Collision Insurance, Comprehensive Insurance, Liability Inurance
make up auto insurance
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Collision Insurance
when two vehicle result in a car accident
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Comprehensive Insurance
when one vehicle receives damage either naturally or from anything that's not a car accident
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Liability Insurance
insurance for when you are at fault for causing an accident
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Full Coverage
when you have all three types of auto insurance
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Long-term Care insurance
when an elderly person receives money for long-term care