Exam 6: Choosing a Source of Credit: The Costs of Credit Alternatives
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Lines of credit usually charge a variable interest rate, tied to the lender's prime rate.
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You can often obtain medium-priced loans from banks, trust companies, and credit unions.
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Non-profit credit counseling services are sometimes provided by
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What is the interest rate on a Canada Student Loan if the prime rate is 5%?
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If you declare bankruptcy, you do not have to pay alimony, child support, or educational loans.
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If you are having trouble paying your bills, turn to a company that claims to offer assistance in solving debt problems.
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If creditors give you no credit for payments made during the billing period, this is called the
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Obtaining credit may be easier for people who file a bankruptcy rather than a consumer proposal.
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To be eligible for the insolvency protection application called a consumer proposal
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The most inexpensive loans available are provided by finance companies, retailers, and banks through credit cards.
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A variable interest rate is based on fluctuating rates in the banking system, such as the prime rate.
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Using parents or family members as lenders is the most risky type of loan method.
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Anyone overburdened by credit obligations can phone, write, or visit a credit counsellor.
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With a larger down payment, you'll probably pay a higher interest rate on your loan.
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On a Canada Student Loan you are allowed a one time opportunity to lock in the interest above prime.How much above prime is the locked in rate.
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