Credit Reports and Scores
Credit Cards
Smart Consumer Spending
Credit Basics
Fraud
100

Refers to goods, services and/or money received in exchange for a promise to pay back a definite sum of money at a future date

credit

100

fee to add another person on the account

Additional Card Fee

100
  • Don’t wear out quickly

  • Typically more expensive

  • Better quality

Durable Goods

100

Age requirements for using credit

Under 21 years.

100

What is identity Theft?

Pretending to be another person in order to steal or gain access to money or property or information.

200

A loan of a certain amount of money that a borrower must repay in a specified number of equal payments. Also known as installment credit



closed-end credit


200

fee for opening a credit card account

Set-up Fee

200
  • Item consumed in the present

  • Typically less expensive

  • Wears out / expires faster

Consumable Goods:

200

Read the contract carefully before making decisions or signing 

Shop around for credit

200

What is skimming?

a type of credit card theft where thieves use a device to steal your card information

300

a record of your past borrowing and repayments

Credit History


300

Pulls money directly from bank account and Must use PIN to complete purchase

Debit Cards

300

Know the refund / return / cancellation policies!!

When making online purchases

300

Is a loan that is repaid over-time with a set number of scheduled payments.



Installment loan

300

What is phishing?

the fraudulent practice of sending emails pretending to be from reputable companies to induce individuals to reveal personal information

400

The maximum dollar amount that can be borrowed

credit limit


400

Extra liability against fraud and Must pay off minimum amount by end of billing cycle (30 days)

Credit Cards

400

Patty wants to buy a new car.  What’s her first step?

Research different sellers to decide where to buy the car.

400

Short-term cash advance secured by a taxpayer's expected tax refund.



Refund anticipation loan 

400

the first step to fraud protection is...

having common sense and a good head on your shoulders

500

A numerical summary of your credit history that indicates your credit worthiness (likelihood of repaying a loan as agreed)

Credit Score


500

a maximum dollar amount that can be borrowed 

credit limit

500

what plan is this?

  1. Prioritize Wants

  2. Conduct Research

  3. Evaluate your Spending Plan

  4.  Make the purchase

the Planned Buying process

500

A short term loan that provides immediate cash by securing a borrower's written check.



Alternative credit 

500

how does fraud occur?

fraud occurs when a person takes your personal information and uses it for personal gain without consent

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