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Economics Quiz 3

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Total cost of a loan, including the principal and total interest.   Finance charge  
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A loan to buy a house.   Mortgage  
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Highest amount of money you can charge at any given time.   Credit limit  
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A report given to lenders containing a credit rating and your credit history.   Credit report  
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The amount of money that is borrowed.   Principle  
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What is the type of credit when a business, company, or the government borrows money?    Commercial credit  
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Which of the following is NOT an advantage of using credit?    Must pay a fee to spend money.  
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What are the 3 C's of credit?    Character, Capacity, and Capital  
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When you buy a new car, you MUST buy a service contract or an extended warranty.    False  
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What is usually the most expensive college choice?    Four year private school  
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Which of the following is NOT a term associated with mortgages?    Stafford Loan  
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Which of the following things would you want in a credit card?    Lowest Annual Prime Rate  
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Which of the following is NOT an advantage of a credit card?    Easy to overspend  
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It is illegal to pay to have your credit score changed.    True  
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Free credit reports are a good idea and always free.    False  
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When your debts exceed your assets so much you can no longer pay your bills, The government allows you to file for what in court?    Bankruptcy  
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Which of the following ways in NOT a way to help yourself with credit problems?    Buy a new car  
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Goal setting can help you prioritize your budget, especially discretionary spending.    True  
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If you put $3000 in a savings account for 4 years and received 3% SIMPLE INTEREST (I= P x R x T) = savings amount)  on that account, what would be your total amount in the savings account after 4 years? SHOW YOUR WORK BY TYPING IT IN!    3000 x .03 x 4 = $360 + $3,000= $3,360  
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$110,000 annual pay. She finds a house priced at $475,000. She goes to each bank in Rock Rapids to find the best interest rate. The best interest rate she found was 6.84% for a 30-year fixed mortgage. Her monthly payment for this mortgage will be $3,881.   1) Know how to calculate your income x 30% (.3) then subtract from $110,00 2) From answer 1, divide by 12 (months) 3) Take your monthly payment and divide by answer 2, then move your decimal TWO spots to the right for a percentage.  
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Figure out taxes and monthly payments for a car that is $10,000   Car price $10,000 x .05 (5%)IA tax = $500 Taxes and fees = $10,000 x .02 (2%) = $200 Total car price = $10,000 + $500 + $200 = $10,700 36 month fixed payment x $329 = $11,844 48 month fixed payment x 255= $12,240 60 month fixed payment x $211= $12,660  
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