
Credit Quiz Review
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- Q1Which is not one of the "Three C's of Credit?CapitalCapacityCommercialCharacter30s
- Q2Which is an example of collateral?birth certificateCar titleYour pet dog$5030s
- Q3Which is not an advantage of using credit?Establishing a credit historySatisfies wants immediatelyIncreased standard of livingFree money30s
- Q4What are the two types of credit?Sales Credit, Loan CreditConsumer Credit, Expense CreditLoan Credit, Expense CreditSales Credit, Consumer Credit30s
- Q5What is installment credit?Forgo your payments and file bankruptcyWhen you make your payment all at onceWhen you make payments periodically over timeWhen you don't owe any interest30s
- Q6Which is an example of service credit?Buying new clothesrenting a homeGoing to the doctorbuying a car30s
- Q7Which is true of Individual store credit cards?There is no fee to open this cardThey can't charge you interestYou can use this card at any storeThere is a fee for this card30s
- Q8What does a credit bureau do?Provides credit reports and scores to creditorsCollection agency that collects from those who have unpaid creditDecide whether to give you a loan or notProvide credit cards to customers.30s
- Q9Which of these is not a credit reporting agency?EquifaxAmericanExpressExperianTransUnion30s
- Q10What is the range of credit scores you may receive?250-750275-800300-850250-65030s
- Q11Which is not one of the elements of a contract?Offer and AcceptanceCompetent PartiesConsiderationCommunication30s
- Q12What is Accerleration Clause?When you can pay off your credit as fast as you wantWhen you can't make your payments anymore and they repossess your itemWhen you switch to larger payments to accelerate the payment processIf one payment is missed, all remaining payments are immediately due30s
- Q13Which is not a factor of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?Bank sells assets and pays of creditors.Must list all assets and their valueMust list all creditors and debtsCreditors stop charging interest until you pay it off30s
- Q14If you file bankruptcy, how long does that remain on your credit history?7 years15 years10 years8 years30s
- Q15You bought a TV and were paying for it and then bought a sofa, the seller then ties the TV and sofa together so that both must be paid off before you get the title to each. This is an example of what?Credit ClauseAdd-on ClauseBalloon ClauseAccelleration Clause30s