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1.
Having a credit card that does not report your payment history to the credit bureaus helps you build a good credit history.
False. To build a credit history, you want the card to report your payment history. Otherwise, the bureaus won't know about it.
2.
If you have to deposit a few hundred dollars into your bank in order to get a credit card, what kind of card is that called?
Secured. Secured cards require you to deposit money. This is the money that you will be drawing from with your card.
3.
The highest FICO score possible is _______.
850. At present, this is the highest possible score. You want to get as close as possible to this score. The closer you get, the more privileges you get when it comes to taking out loans.
4.
Paying the minimum monthly payment on your credit is affordable, but a major downside is that it takes much longer to pay off.
True. The less you pay each month, the longer it takes to pay off. Plus, you pay a huge amount of interest.
5.
Credit is free money.
False. Credit is a loan of money, meaning you must pay it back with interest after using it. It is not free money.
6.
Which of the following actions are outside collection agencies legally allowed to take against you?
None of the above. All these actions are illegal.
7.
To check your credit, you should get a credit report from just one of the three credit bureaus.
False. You should check the reports from all three credit bureaus, as they may have different information from different creditors.