Car/House Loans
Student Loan Repayment
Loans
Student Loans
100

What is MSRP?

The price of the car

100

Which of the 4 repayment plans discussed in class gives extra time for payments?

Extended Payment Plan

100

Are federal or private loans more likely to be forgiven?

Federal

100

Private student loans come from ______

Banks and Credit Unions

200

Experts recommend a ____% down payment for cars and houses.

20%

200

Which of the 4 repayment plans discussed in class has equal payments each month?

Fixed monthly payment plan

200

When a loan term is increased, what happens to the monthly payments?

The payments go down per month.

200

Federal student loans come from ______.

The government

300

What is the purpose of a co-signer for a loan?

That person is responsible for the loan if the borrower does not make payments

300

Which of the 4 repayment options discussed in class bases your payment off of the amount of money you earn?

Income-based payment plan

300

What is the difference between the "principal" and "interest" on a loan?

Principal - Borrowed amount of money

Interest - The cost of borrowing

300

This type of student loan does NOT gain interest while you are in school

Direct Subsidized

400

When looking for a car/house, it is a good idea to get ______ by your bank for a certain amount. This shows that the bank will give you a specific amount of money.

Pre-approved

400

Which of the 4 student loan repayment plans discussed in class increases the payment amount every 2 years?

Graduated payment plan

400

What is the purpose of a down payment when taking out a major loan?

To reduce the amount of the loan and show the buyer's commitment

400

This type of student loan is offered directly to parents of undergraduates

Direct PLUS

500

You've received a bonus at work and are considering making an extra payment on your loan. What would be the primary benefit of doing this?

Reducing the overall interest paid over the entire loan

500

When are payments required to begin for student loans? (No payments until ______ or ________)

No payments until 6 months after graduation OR you fall under half time enrollment

500

How do you calculate the true cost of a loan? (How much it costs YOU)   (_____+_______+______)

Principal + Total Interest + Down Payment
500

This type of student loan charges interest while in school. You should pay the interest while in school to keep the cost down.

Direct Unsubsidized