Exam 8: The Home and Automobile Decision
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Hector a Maria have been married for almost one year now and are thinking about buying a house. Maria is an executive for a large, multi-national corporation with offices around the world. She has been told by her company that she will be transferred to a new location every three years. Hector is a car salesman and he is willing to move to wherever Maria gets transferred. Together they make $8,000 in gross monthly income and pay 40% in taxes and withholdings every month. Between them they have monthly payment of $400 in student loans and $700 in car loans, and their credit cards payments average $450 per month. They currently lease a luxury condo for $1,400 per month. They travel to Cancun every Christmas. Since they both work a lot of hours, they eat out at restaurants for most meals. They currently have nothing in savings but Hector's grandparents have said they will give them a 20% downpayment for the new home.
-They saw in the newspaper that they can get a fixed rate mortgage for 6.65% or a two-year ARM with an initial rate of 5.50%. Which is true about their mortgage choices?
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In auto sales, a ________ is an amount of money, generally in the 2% to 3% range, that the manufacturer gives the dealer for selling an automobile.
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Buying a home generally isn't desirable if you don't intend to stay in it for more than two or three years.
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Smart buying means enjoying the highest standard of living that you can based on your income and budget.
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Young, single people often live in rental housing, since they may not yet have the funds to purchase a home.
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Which of these is not an advantage associated with an assumable loan?
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Ben recently paid off his school loans and is looking to buy a home. He has qualified for an APR of 5.2% and plans on making payments for the next 15 years. He anticipates he can afford a monthly payment of $660.00. How much of a mortgage can Ben afford?
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Evaluating whether you need or simply want a sun roof is an example of using the smart buying steps.
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How much would the monthly payment be on a mortgage of $250,000 for 30 years at a rate of 6.0%?
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What are the basic financing options when considering a new vehicle?
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The ________ mortgage sets the payments in advance in such a way that they rise steadily for 5 to 10 years, then level off to allow a person to buy a home earlier in life.
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A co-op is an apartment building owned by a corporation where residents of the building are stock holders. When you buy into a co-op, you buy shares that reflect the dollar value of your space. The larger and more desirable the space you want requires purchase of more shares.
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Automobile leasing is actually just a long-term rental agreement with the lessor.
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If the roof of your condominium building needs expensive repairs, then the condominium board will pay for repairs at no expense to you.
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Why may it be a good idea for newlyweds to lease a few years before purchasing a home together?
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You have just obtained a mortgage to purchase your home. The ________ that you paid to obtain the loan are charges that must be paid at the time of the sale and serve to raise the effective cost of the loan.
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It's best to have an ARM with the longest adjustment interval available.
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