PACED
Credit Cards
Debit Cards
Consumer Decision Making
Advantages/
Disadvantages
100

What does the D in PACED stand for?

What are Decisions?

100

this is a person who is eqaully responsible for paying a credit card or a loan if it is not payed by the original card or loan holder 

what is cosigner

100

What is a debit card?

A card that pulls money directly from an associated bank account.

100

Something you can see and touch

Give an example

What is a good?

phone

100

Give advantage and disadvantage to a gift card

Advantage is that there isn't interest or extra fees, and free

Disadvantage is that it is limited to one store. Can't be replaced if lost or stolen

200

What does the A in PACED stand for?

Give an example

What are Alternatives?

different stores, brand names

200

This is the "Price" of money.

What is the name the Credit Card Companys use to tell you this?

what is Interest. Extra Money you have to pay to borrow it.

What is APR-Annual Percentage Rate

200

Can a debit card be replaced if it is lost?

Yes

200

Something someone does for another person.

Give an example

What is a service?

hair cut

200

What is an advantage or disadvantage of a debit card

advantage- you don't have to pay interest

disadvantage- No rewards, can spend over the amount of money you have in your bank account

300

What does the C in PACED stand for? 

Give an example

What is Criteria?

price, color, comfort, style

300

The maximum amount you can spend on your credit card

what is credit limit

300

how can you track your Debit card purchases?

you would call your bank or look at your bank statement online.

watch your receipts 

300

What is the definition of a consumer?

A consumer is a person who buys and uses goods and services.  

300

What is the advantage and disadvantage to having a credit card?

Advantage-Buy now pay later, can earn rewards 

Possible yearly fees, interest charged on unpaid balances, can lead to financial difficulties if misused.

400

What does the E in PACED stand for?

Give an example

What is Evaluate?

This one is better than the other

this one is cheaper than the other

400

What happens if you don't pay in full at the end of the month? what do you have to pay?

What can a credit card company do if you don't pay on time?

you have to pay interest

They can raise your interest rates

Freeze your account

400

taking money out of the bank

what is withdrawl

400

What is a need?  give an example

something you need to survive-air, water, food, clothes

400

Would having a high credit limit be considered an advantage or a disadvantage?

Advantage. Because banks would trust you to loan you money

Disadvantage-spend more than you really need to or have

500

What does the P in PACED stand for? 

Give an example

what is a Problem?

Need or a Want - New phone

500

What is the monthly credit card statement(what does it tell you)and 

What should you check your credit card statement for?

report of all the money and transaction you have made

Incorrect/fradulent charges

Missed payments

Fees

everything was charged correctly


500

What happens if your bank allows you to go over the amount you have in your bank account and you go over? What kind of fee is this?

You get an over draft fee

500

what is a want, give an example

something that you would like to have but don't need to survive,

 toy, phone, game

500

What would help you increase your credit score?

NO MISSED PAYMENTS-

Time- how long you've had your credit card, the longer the better. 

The number of cards and what kind of credit cards you have. 

Inquiries- like if you've opened a credit card recently. 

Revolving utilization- how much of the total credit you are using.

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