Definition and Compositions
Credit Card
Credit Behavior
Payments with Card
Credit Identity Theft
100

Provide the financial definition of credit

The ability to borrow money and access to goods and services with the understanding that you will pay later 

100

List one benefit of a credit card

Pay Later, take advantage of goods/services now; more resistant to fraud; card benefits

100

List behaviors that boost your credit over time.

Daily Payments, and no criminal records

100

What is a Credit Card 

A plastic card that holds pre-approved credit which can be used for the purchase of items now and payment of them later

100

What is Identity Theft.

Criminal and Illegal act of wrongfully obtaining and uses another person personal data in some way that involves fraud or deception typically for economic gain.

200

What is a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

legal process through which people or other entities who cannot repay debts to creditors may seek relief from some or all of their debts.

200

how long can you skip on paying off a credit card

If your payment is less than 30 days past due

200

True/False-it is good to be a co-signer on a credit card  

No, it is not 
200

What can a credit card pay for?

Goods and Services  

200

What is the age group most hit by Fraud expenses

60 to 69 year group

300

What is Collateral 

What the banks can take if there is no repayment

300

List one disadvantage of a credit card

Can encourage overspending, debt spiral if full payment missed, fees, expensive abroad
300

Why does it take longer to build credit than to lose credit?

No trust in the beginning, likely amateur 

300

True/False Paying the minimum payment is the best way to pay for credit card debt

FALSE

300

How do you avoid becoming a victim of Identity Theft?

Be careful about giving out your personal info and check your financial information. Also regularly ask for a copy of your credit report  

400

List what composes your credit score.

On-time payments, capacity used, Length of Credit History, Type of Credit used, Past Credit Applications

400

What are the four major credit cards?

Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express

400

If declaring bankruptcy means that you can escape your debt, why is it still extremely undesirable?

you will likely lose property, and the negative bankruptcy information will remain on your credit report for ten years after the filing date.

400

When a card holder only pays the minimum balance every month what will they gain a lot of?

Increased amount of interest and slow progress in paying off debt on card

400

What can you do if you become a victim of Identity Theft?

Contact Federal Trade Commission and police

500

What is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

It allows you to keep your property in exchange for partially or completely repaying your debt. The bankruptcy court and your attorney will negotiate a three- to five-year repayment plan.

500

What are the 5 C's of C

character, capacity, capital ,collateral , and credit history

500

Jeffery is a notorious binge spender. If you are his parents, should you lend him your credit card?

Just no

500

What should you watch out for when having a credit card

double cycle billing (high limit cards late payment fees)

500

Where are people most likely to be hit with Fraud 

Social Media