Exam 6: Choosing a Source of Credit: The Costs of Credit Alternatives
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The best way to pay off credit is to follow the minimum payment amount stated on your bill.
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Obtaining credit may be easier for people who file a consumer proposal rather than a bankruptcy.
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Paying only the minimum balance each month on credit card bills is a signal of potential debt problems.
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If you take the maximum length of time to pay off a credit card, at a rate of 18.5%, how many years will it take to pay the debt off? Select the closest whole number of years and a minimum payment of 1/36 or $20, whichever is greater.
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The least expensive loans are available from car dealers, appliance stores, department stores.
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Creditors use the same system to calculate the balance on which they assess finance charges.
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Which type of credit insurance repays your debt in the event of a loss of income due to illness or injury?
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The Annual Percentage Rate is the percentage cost of credit on a yearly basis.
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What is monthly payment for a $25,000 amortized loan to purchase a car payable over 5 years at an annual interest rate of 6%?
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