Types of Credit
Loans
Five C's of Banking
Rewards and Risks of Extending Credit
100

What is the party called that receives credit?

debtors

100

T/F

annual percentage rate (APR) is the annual cost of credit charged by a lender.

True

100

Decribe cash flow

movement of money into and out of the business.

100

T/F

Customer Loyalty is a benefit of extending credit? 

True

200

Who is consumer credit granted to?

Individual consumers

200

What is the term for this definition?

one formula used when calculating the cost of the loan

Simple Credit

200

what is the five C's of banking definition

criteria lenders use to evaluate the creditworthiness of business.

200

T/F

A list of individuals who owe money to the company is called accounts receivable aging report

False

300

What does a creditor do?

They lend the money

300

All of the following is taken into account when calculating the total amount paid except...

A. Length of payment

B. Amount of Credit Used

C. Place where Credit was used

D. Interest charged

C. Place where credit was used

300

Describe conditions

relate to the overall environment in which businesses operate.

300

What does a collection agency do?

Collect past due bills for a fee

400

The total amount payed by the borrower to the lender is called what?

Finance charge

400

What does APR include?

APR includes all fees and charges that otherwise may be hidden from the borrower.

400

Describe capital

the owners investment in the business.

400

Name a benefit of extending credit

generation of sales and/or customer loyalty

500

If you take on a loan for a specific amount of money with a specific amount of interest that is to be payed at a specific time, what kind of credit are you taking on?

Closed-end

500

What is the formula to calculate interest?

Principle x Rate x Time = Interest

500

If a business has a good record of paying off loans in time and has good credit history, then they pass which C of banking?

Capacity

500

What does an accounts receivable aging report show?

It shows when accounts receivables are due, as well as the length of time accounts have been outstanding.

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