Credit Cards
Car Loans
New vs Used Cars
Interest Rates
Budgeting
100

What is a credit score?


A number showing how trustworthy you are with borrowing money.


100

What is a car loans?

Money borrowed to buy a car

100

Which usually cost less?

Used cars

100

What is interest?

Extra money paid for borrowing 

100

What is a budget?

A spending plan

200

What happens if you only pay the minimum balance?


You pay more interest and stay in debt longer.


200

What affects your monthly payment?

Loan amount, interest rate, and loan length
200

Which loses value faster?

New cars

200

Higher interest means?

Higher total cost 

200

Why track expenses?

To avoid overspending 

300

What does APR stand for?


Annual Percentage Rate 

300

What is a down payment?

Money paid upfront 

300

What is depreciation?

Loss of value overtime 

300

Fixed rate means?

Rate stays the same

300

What is an emergency fund?

Savings for unexpected costs

400

What helps build a good credit?

Paying bills on time

400

What happens if you miss a payment?

Late fees

400

Why might used cars cost more to maintain?

Older parts may need repairs 

400

Variable rate means?

Rate can change 

400

Why save before buying a car?

Bigger down payment = smaller loan

500

What is credit utilization?

How much credit you used compared to your limit

500

What is a loan term?

How long you have to repay

500

Biggest benefits of buying new?

Warranty coverage & reliability 

500

Good credit usually gets what?

Lower interest rates 

500

Best budgeting habit?

Spend less than what you earn

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