Vocabulary Quiz I Flashcards

1
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Credit

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When something is bought that is not paid for at the time of purchase

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2
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Debtor

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Organization or person who uses credit

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3
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Creditor

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Organization or person who extends credit to debtors

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4
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Asset

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A person property Or what is owned

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5
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Earning power

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A person’s ability to earn money now and in the future

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6
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Credit rating

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A numerical value that indicates how well a user of credit meets financial obligations; these records are used by creditors when they decide to issue credit

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7
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Credit reporting agency

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Organizations that compile records on users of credit as to how well they repay their debts

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8
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FICO score

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A score that summarizes the probability that a debtor will pay a debt and is a reliable was that creditors judge creditworthiness

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9
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Installment plan

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A method of payment of a purchase or services over a period of time

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10
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Down payment

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The upfront money applied to a purchase that is made using a ban (credit)

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11
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Lending institution

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Organizations that extend loans, making their profits by charging interest; includes banks, savings and loans, credit unions, consumer finance companies, life insurance companies and pawnshops

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12
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Collateral

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Security, as personal belonging, a car or boat title, cd, or stock certificates, that insures a loan will be repaid

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13
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Payday loan

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A small loan taken over a very short period of time, usually a few weeks or less, requiring the borrower to pay back the loan in full on an upcoming payday mutually agreed upon by the borrower and lender

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14
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Deferred payment plan

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Requires the borrower to make periodic payments but no interest is charged if the payments an made on time. Borrowers pay the same price for an item as if they paid for it in full at the time of purchase and they take possession of the item immediately

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15
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Layaway plan

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A method for purchasing merchandise whereas the customer makes periodic payments, usually monthly, towards the purchase price of merchandise. The merchandise is held at the star (sometimes for a fee) until all payments are made

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16
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Default

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Describes the situation when borrower fails to make payments according to the schedule set up when the loan originated

17
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Promissory note

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An agreement that states the conditions of a loan ; a borrower’s signature confirms a promise to pay back the loan as outlined in an agreement

18
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Cosigner

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A person that signs a promissory note along with the borrower and agrees to pay back the loan if the borrower does not

19
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Life insurance

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A type of insurance that pays a specified amount upon the policy holder’s death; a creditor often requires a borrower to take out [this] to cover the loan in the event the borrower dies before the loan is paid

20
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Prepayment privilege

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An agreement that allows a borrower to make payments before the due date to reduce the amount of interest

21
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Prepayment penalty

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An amount borrowers sometimes must pay in they wish to pay back an entire loan before the due date

22
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Wage assignment

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A voluntary deduction from an employees paychecks, used to pay off debts

23
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Wage garnishment

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An involuntary form of was assignment, often done by court order

24
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Balloon payment

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The last monthly payment on some loans that is much greate than the previous payments

25
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Principal

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The money borrowed from the bank (or, in some cases, the money in a savings or checking account)

26
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Annual percentage rate

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Is the cost you pay each year to borrow money, including fees,expressed as a percentage