Vocabulary 1.0
Types of Cards
Compound Interest
Simple Interest
Vocabulary 2.0
100

The smallest amount you can pay each month to keep your credit card in good standing is called the ____ ____.

Minimum payment 

100

This type of card is tied directly to your bank account:

Debit card

100

What is the COMPOUND interest formula?

A = P(1 + R/N) nt

100

What is the SIMPLE interest formula?

SI = P x T x R / 100

100

A ___ ___ is an interest rate on a loan or investment that fluctuates over time

Variable rate

200

The ____ is the amount of money you borrow from a lender.

Principal  

200

This type of card is linked to your bank account and limited to the amount loaded onto the card:

Prepaid debit card

200

What do these variables stand for? 

A, P, T, M, R

A = Future Value 

P = Principal 

T = Time 

M = Amount of Compounding 

R = Annual Interest Rate

200

What do these variables stand for?

SI, P, T, R

SI = Simple Interest 

P = Principal 

T = Time 

R = Annual Interest Rate

200

A ___ ___ is an interest rate on a loan, mortgage, or investment that remains unchanged for the entire life of the product or a specified term

Fixed rate

300

___ is the amount you are charged to borrow money from a credit lender

Interest 

300

True or false: Debit cards and prepaid debit cards are the same

False! 

300

Mr. Oh needs an emergency car repair and borrows $500 from his roommate. He agrees to a 6% interest rate, compounded annually. If Mr. Oh isn't able to pay him back until 2 years have passed, how much will he owe him by then?

  $561.80

300

Jeffrey takes out a $600 loan at a 5% annual interest rate. If he repays the loan after 2 years, how much interest will he pay?

$60

300

A ___ ___ is a standardized way of presenting the key terms of your credit card agreement, so it’s important to thoroughly review it and make sure you understand all the different components that are included such as APR, fees, and more.

Schumer Box

400

The maximum amount of money that can be charged to a credit card is known as the ___ ___.

Credit limit 

400

What is the ideal credit utilization ratio % ?

30% 

400

Maya borrows $1,200 from her older brother to buy a high-end laptop for her graphic design classes. He charges her a 4% interest rate, compounded annually. If Maya pays him back in full after 1 year, how much will she owe him?

$1,248

400

Arianna wants to buy a bicycle and takes out a $1,000 loan. The loan has a 9% annual interest rate, and she plans to pay it back in 3 months. How much interest will Arianna pay?

$22.50 

400

_____ is the ability to borrow money under the agreement that you’ll repay the debt later

Credit 

500

A loan with a shorter term length will have __________ monthly payments, and you will pay __________ in total interest.

Higher, less 

500

True or false: If your prepaid debit card is lost or stolen, people can't use it to access your personal accounts

TRUE

500

Abdias is a college student who really wants to go on vacation with friends but doesn’t have enough money saved up yet. His aunt agrees to lend him $800 at a 5% interest rate. How much would Abdias owe if the interest compounds annually and he repays his aunt in 1 year?

$840

500

Kehlani takes out a $3,000 loan at 12% annual interest and pays $720 in interest over time. How long did she take to repay the loan?

2 years

500

___ is the total yearly cost of borrowing money, expressed as a percentage. It includes both the interest rate and additional fees

APR (Annual Percentage Rate)