Exam 8: Managing Your Credit

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Which of the following is not true regarding payroll cards?

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Because of the short-term nature of credit card lending, the condition of the economy is not considered.

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It is good financial planning to pay only the minimum credit card payment and thus maintain a balance since interest rates are low on credit cards.

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A personal credit card statement does not contain which of the following?

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Which of the following are good tips on the use of a credit card?

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The ________ method charges interest based on the balance at the beginning of the new billing period.

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Bill borrowed $3,600 and will be charged a simple interest rate of 18%. Bill will pay ________ interest for borrowing the money on April 1 and repaying the money on December 31.

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Of the three methods by which finance charges may be calculated on outstanding credit card balances, the least favorable to the cardholder is the ________ balance method.

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Credit Card companies have no requirement to disclose fees they will charge to prospective credit card holders.

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Which of the following is not correct about cash advances?

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One disadvantage of a proprietary credit card is that it limits your purchases to a single merchant.

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Assuming you were charged simple interest on a loan of $4,900 which requires you to repay in one year $5,292, what rate of interest would you be charged? (Round interest rate to the nearest hundredth percent if necessary.)

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Finance charges apply only to balances that were not paid in full before their due date in the current billing period.

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Creditors are willing to extend credit when the economy is weak to stimulate purchases.

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John is considering pursuing one of two credit cards. Credit card "A" has no annual fee and charges an interest rate of 12.5%. Credit card "B" has an annual fee of $45 but charges an interest rate of 9%. If John is likely to have an average credit card balance of $2,000, the lowest annual expenses John could have with one of these two cards would be

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To properly manage your money, you should use a credit card only if you will have the cash to cover the payment when you receive your credit card statement.

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MasterCard, Visa, and American Express credit cards all allow you to pay only a portion of your amount due and finance the remainder from month to month.

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The interest charged on purchases and cash advances on credit cards is computed in the same way.

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Describe how credit cards affect your personal budget, income statement, and balance sheet. Has credit allowed you to expand your purchases?

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If a credit card has a provision allowing you to make purchases beyond the stated credit limit for a fee, it is referred to as

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