Question 1

If you cosign a loan:

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A)  you are only responsible for half of the debt obligation. 
B)  you will be asked, but not required, to pay the loan if full if the borrower fails to pay. 
C)  you will be required to pay the loan in full if the borrower defaults on the payments. 
D)  the creditor must first try to collect from the borrower. 
E)  the creditor is prohibited from garnishing your wages if you refuse to pay the loan in full. 
A)  you are only responsible for half of the debt obligation. 
B)  you will be asked, but not required, to pay the loan if full if the borrower fails to pay. 
C)  you will be required to pay the loan in full if the borrower defaults on the payments. 
D)  the creditor must first try to collect from the borrower. 
E)  the creditor is prohibited from garnishing your wages if you refuse to pay the loan in full.

Question 2

What is revolving check credit?

Accepted Answer

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Question 3

Mortgage loans, automobile loans, and installment loans for purchasing furniture or appliances are examples of:

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A)  a line of credit. 
B)  a credit card loan. 
C)  open-end credit. 
D)  closed-end credit. 
E)  convenience credit. 
A)  a line of credit. 
B)  a credit card loan. 
C)  open-end credit. 
D)  closed-end credit. 
E)  convenience credit.

Question 4

Which one of the following agencies can produce for a subscribing member, almost instantaneously, a report about your past and present credit activity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Federal Reserve Bank in your district 
B)  Consumer sentinel network 
C)  Federal Trade Commission 
D)  Public assistance office 
E)  Credit bureau 
A)  Federal Reserve Bank in your district 
B)  Consumer sentinel network 
C)  Federal Trade Commission 
D)  Public assistance office 
E)  Credit bureau

Question 5

If you want to improve your credit score you should:

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A)  get copies of your credit report. 
B)  pay your bills on time. 
C)  make sure you understand how your credit score is determined. 
D)  beware of credit-repair scams. 
E)  do all of these things. 
A)  get copies of your credit report. 
B)  pay your bills on time. 
C)  make sure you understand how your credit score is determined. 
D)  beware of credit-repair scams. 
E)  do all of these things.

Question 6

Approximately how many credit card users would be classified as "convenience users" who generally pay off their balances in full each month?

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A)  20% 
B)  33% 
C)  45% 
D)  50% 
E)  70% 
A)  20% 
B)  33% 
C)  45% 
D)  50% 
E)  70%

Question 7

Which one of the following is an advantage of using credit?

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A)  Potential bankruptcy 
B)  Spending beyond your budget 
C)  Funding an emergency expense 
D)  Committing future income to pay for current purchases 
E)  Incurring interest charges 
A)  Potential bankruptcy 
B)  Spending beyond your budget 
C)  Funding an emergency expense 
D)  Committing future income to pay for current purchases 
E)  Incurring interest charges

Question 8

Using a credit card, such as Visa or MasterCard, is an example of closed-end credit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which consumer credit law prohibits creditors from requiring women to reapply for credit upon a change in marital status?

Accepted Answer

A)  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act 
B)  Fair Credit Billing Act 
C)  Equal Credit Opportunity Act 
D)  Fair Credit Reporting Act 
E)  Truth in Lending Act 
A)  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act 
B)  Fair Credit Billing Act 
C)  Equal Credit Opportunity Act 
D)  Fair Credit Reporting Act 
E)  Truth in Lending Act

Question 10

If your credit application is denied, you:

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A)  should sue the credit rating agency. 
B)  should file a complaint against the merchant. 
C)  have no legal right to know why. 
D)  are entitled to know the specific reason you were denied credit. 
E)  can reapply for credit after 30 days. 
A)  should sue the credit rating agency. 
B)  should file a complaint against the merchant. 
C)  have no legal right to know why. 
D)  are entitled to know the specific reason you were denied credit. 
E)  can reapply for credit after 30 days.

Question 11

According to a recent survey, what percent of U.S. households carry one or more credit cards?

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A)  40 
B)  60 
C)  75 
D)  80 
E)  90 
A)  40 
B)  60 
C)  75 
D)  80 
E)  90

Question 12

Installment cash credit is a:

Accepted Answer

A)  loan that must be repaid in total on a specified day. 
B)  direct loan of money for personal purposes. 
C)  loan that allows the consumer to receive merchandise, such as a refrigerator. 
D)  down payment made on a purchase. 
E)  synonym for single lump-sum credit. 
A)  loan that must be repaid in total on a specified day. 
B)  direct loan of money for personal purposes. 
C)  loan that allows the consumer to receive merchandise, such as a refrigerator. 
D)  down payment made on a purchase. 
E)  synonym for single lump-sum credit.

Question 13

What are the three most common types of closed-end credit?

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Question 14

Which federal law requires creditors to inform applicants of acceptance or rejection of their credit application within 30 days of receiving a completed application?

Accepted Answer

A)  Truth in Lending Act 
B)  Fair Credit Reporting Act 
C)  Fair Credit Billing Act 
D)  Equal Credit Opportunity Act 
E)  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act 
A)  Truth in Lending Act 
B)  Fair Credit Reporting Act 
C)  Fair Credit Billing Act 
D)  Equal Credit Opportunity Act 
E)  Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

Question 15

Consumer credit refers to the use of credit for personal needs (except a home mortgage) by individuals.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

What can you do if your identity is stolen?

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Question 17

Karen Price has determined that her net worth is $30,000, excluding her home. She owes $80,000 on her mortgage and $15,000 on a car loan. What is Karen's debt-to-equity ratio?

Accepted Answer

A)  3.2 
B)  2.0 
C)  0.5 
D)  2.7 
E)  0.3 
A)  3.2 
B)  2.0 
C)  0.5 
D)  2.7 
E)  0.3

Question 18

Karen is notified by her credit card company that the credit limit on her credit card has just been increased to $10,000. This is one example of a change related to:

Accepted Answer

A)  incidental credit. 
B)  closed-end credit. 
C)  a line of credit. 
D)  installment sales credit. 
E)  overdraft protection. 
A)  incidental credit. 
B)  closed-end credit. 
C)  a line of credit. 
D)  installment sales credit. 
E)  overdraft protection.

Question 19

What should you do when you shop on-line using your credit card?

Accepted Answer

A)  Delete immediately all records of your transactions 
B)  Use a secure browser 
C)  Give out your private information to anyone who requests it on-line 
D)  Make sure to open and download all files sent you by strangers 
E)  Give your password to anyone who requests it 
A)  Delete immediately all records of your transactions 
B)  Use a secure browser 
C)  Give out your private information to anyone who requests it on-line 
D)  Make sure to open and download all files sent you by strangers 
E)  Give your password to anyone who requests it

Question 20

The Federal Trade Commission receives more consumer complaints about credit bureaus than about any other industry.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

If you cosign a loan:

What is revolving check credit?

Mortgage loans, automobile loans, and installment loans for purchasing furniture or appliances are examples of:

Which one of the following agencies can produce for a subscribing member, almost instantaneously, a report about your past and present credit activity?

If you want to improve your credit score you should:

Approximately how many credit card users would be classified as "convenience users" who generally pay off their balances in full each month?

Which one of the following is an advantage of using credit?

Using a credit card, such as Visa or MasterCard, is an example of closed-end credit.

Which consumer credit law prohibits creditors from requiring women to reapply for credit upon a change in marital status?

If your credit application is denied, you:

According to a recent survey, what percent of U.S. households carry one or more credit cards?

Installment cash credit is a:

What are the three most common types of closed-end credit?

Which federal law requires creditors to inform applicants of acceptance or rejection of their credit application within 30 days of receiving a completed application?

Consumer credit refers to the use of credit for personal needs (except a home mortgage) by individuals.

What can you do if your identity is stolen?

Karen Price has determined that her net worth is $30,000, excluding her home. She owes $80,000 on her mortgage and $15,000 on a car loan. What is Karen's debt-to-equity ratio?

Karen is notified by her credit card company that the credit limit on her credit card has just been increased to $10,000. This is one example of a change related to:

What should you do when you shop on-line using your credit card?

The Federal Trade Commission receives more consumer complaints about credit bureaus than about any other industry.

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Exam 6: Introduction to Consumer Credit

If you cosign a loan:

What is revolving check credit?

Mortgage loans, automobile loans, and installment loans for purchasing furniture or appliances are examples of:

Which one of the following agencies can produce for a subscribing member, almost instantaneously, a report about your past and present credit activity?

If you want to improve your credit score you should:

Approximately how many credit card users would be classified as "convenience users" who generally pay off their balances in full each month?

Which one of the following is an advantage of using credit?

Using a credit card, such as Visa or MasterCard, is an example of closed-end credit.

Which consumer credit law prohibits creditors from requiring women to reapply for credit upon a change in marital status?

If your credit application is denied, you:

According to a recent survey, what percent of U.S. households carry one or more credit cards?

Installment cash credit is a:

What are the three most common types of closed-end credit?

Which federal law requires creditors to inform applicants of acceptance or rejection of their credit application within 30 days of receiving a completed application?

Consumer credit refers to the use of credit for personal needs (except a home mortgage) by individuals.

What can you do if your identity is stolen?

Karen Price has determined that her net worth is $30,000, excluding her home. She owes $80,000 on her mortgage and $15,000 on a car loan. What is Karen's debt-to-equity ratio?

Karen is notified by her credit card company that the credit limit on her credit card has just been increased to $10,000. This is one example of a change related to:

What should you do when you shop on-line using your credit card?

The Federal Trade Commission receives more consumer complaints about credit bureaus than about any other industry.

Personal Finance Basics and the Time Value of Money

Financial Aspects of Career Planning

Money Management Strategy: Financial Statements and Budgeting

Planning Your Tax Strategy

Financial Services: Savings Plans and Payment Accounts

Choosing a Source of Credit: The Costs of Credit Alternatives

Consumer Purchasing Strategies and Legal Protection

The Housing Decision: Factors and Finances

Property and Motor Vehicle Insurance

Health, Disability, and Long-Term Care Insurance

Life Insurance

Investing Fundamentals

Investing in Stocks

Investing in Bonds

Investing in Mutual Funds

Investing in Real Estate and Other Investment Alternatives

Starting Early: Retirement Planning

Estate Planning

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