Chapter 16 Vocab Flashcards

1
Q

Use of someone else’s money, borrowed now with agreement to pay back later
Ties up family income

A

Credit

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2
Q

A person who borrows money from others

A

Debtor

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3
Q

Person or business that loans money to others

A

Creditor

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4
Q

Represents cash flow
When your earnings exceed your expenses, you have the capacity to take on debt
You are solvent

A

Income

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5
Q

Based on your capital and indicates responsibility

Net worth

A

Financial Position

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6
Q

Value of property that you possess (bank accounts, investments, real estate) after deducting your debts

A

Capital

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7
Q

Property pledged to assure repayment of a loan

A

Collateral

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8
Q

Amount borrowed

A

Principal

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9
Q

Total dollar amount of all interest fees you pay for the use of credit

A

Finance Charge

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10
Q

Principal and interest for the time you have the loan

A

Balance due

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11
Q

Least amount you pay under your credit agreement

A

Minimum Payment

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12
Q

Increase interest rate on balance

A

Late fees

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13
Q
Purchasing power
Emergency funds
Convenience
Deferred billing 
Proof of purchase 
Safety
Line of credit
A

Advantages of credit

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14
Q
Higher cost
Finance charges 
Ties up income
Strains family budget
OVERSPENDING
A

Disadvantages of credit

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15
Q

Where a borrower can use credit up to a states limit

Examples- charge cards (visa, MasterCard, etc)

A

Open-end Credit

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16
Q

Can be used again and again up to a stated limit

A

Revolving Accounts

17
Q

Loan for a specific amount that you must repay in full, including all finance charges, by a stated due date
Examples-Car, Furniture, Major Appliances

A

Closed-End Credit

Installment Loans

18
Q

Providing a service for which you will pay later

Examples- Utility Services, provided then paid

A

Service Credit

19
Q

Offer credit cards for just that store

A

Retail Stores

20
Q

Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover

A

Credit Card Companies

21
Q

Credit union rate = lower than bank

A

Banks and Credit Unions

22
Q

Organization that makes high risk customer loans

Unions only loan to their members

A

Finance Companies

23
Q

Unlicensed wonders who charge illegally high interest

A

Loan Sharks

24
Q

State law that says a max interest rate then maybe charge for customer loans

A

Usury Laws

25
Q

Legal business that makes high interest loans based on the value of personal possessions pledged as collateral

A

Pawnbrokers

26
Q

Parents, family members, may or may not charge interest or request collateral; get a promissory note

A

Private Lenders

27
Q

Terms of the credit card agreement affect the overall cost of the credit you will be using

A

Credit Card Agreements

28
Q

Annual % rate, cost of credit expressed as a yearly %

A

APR

29
Q

Time frame in which you may pay your current balance in full and incur no interest rates

A

Grace Period

30
Q

Annual fees
Transaction fees
Penalty fees

A

Fees