Exam 2: Managing Your Financial Resources - Assessing,Managing and Securing Your Credit
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Devon has owned a home for eight years.It was purchased for $289000 .She has a first mortgage of $156 500,a car lease with a buyout amount of $12 000,and credit card debt of $1989.How much of a home equity loan can be applied for if the house was recently appraised at $331000 ?
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Your credit card had balances of $800 for 13 days,$600 for 5 days,and $650 for 12 days.Assume an annual interest rate of 18 percent,30-day billing cycle and 20-day grace period.How much is the interest charge using the average daily balance method,if the credit card gets paid off five days after the statement due date?
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If your only credit is a credit card with a $15 000 limit which you've had for ten years,and you keep your balance below $2000 and always pay at least the minimum due,you will have a good credit rating.
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If not objected to by the creditors,a consumer proposal could enable someone with $50 000 in consumer debt to pay off $30 000 of it and have it removed from their credit bureau report.
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A proposal to creditors is made by an insolvent debtor having difficulty meeting payments.Which of the following is true?
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TransUnion is aware that you are one month late on your car payment,while Equifax has not yet uncovered this information.Which of the following statements is correct?
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Which of the following will not be included on your credit report?
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When you use credit to purchase a second product at half price (e.g.a "buy one get another for 50% sale"),you save money.
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The most important element affecting your credit score is your debt level.
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The credit scoring model used in Canada is referred to as the Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO).
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Errors on credit reports can occur.If there is an error on your report
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A credit card charges 18 percent annual interest and Frank has $750 due on the statement date.He is only able to make the minimum payment of $22.50.If the billing cycle is 30 days and the grace period is 20 days,and he pays the full balance at the next due date,how much interest would he owe?
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Illustrate the cost implications of using a credit card with 21 percent interest charges versus a line of credit with five percent interest charges to fund a $10 000 purchase.In one case,assume you only have $250 per month you can allocate to paying off the debt.In the second case assume you need to get the debt paid off in five years.
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Over the past 10 years you have paid your mortgage principal down from $250000 to $203000 and your house has a market value went from $330000 to $310000 .Approximately how much of a home equity line of credit could you receive if you applied now?
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Discuss at least four ways in which you can protect yourself from identity theft.
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