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1.
If you are wealthy and don't need to take out any loans, it is still a good idea to have good credit.
True. You don't know for sure that you will still have your money in the future.
2.
If you don't plan to be paying off your credit card balance every month, then the interest rate will be more important to you than if you did pay off your balance each month.
True. Since you will be carrying a balance, that means you will be paying interest every month. You will want the interest rate to be as low as possible.
3.
A credit card's annual percentage rate is _______.
The interest rate you must pay over the course of a year. The APR is what you would pay over a whole year. What you pay each month on your card is 1/12 of that.
4.
If you have questions about the types of collection practices that are allowed, contact the _______ in your state to see what the state law allows.
Consumer protection bureau. Your state's consumer protection bureau will have information about state laws governing credit collection practices that operate together with federal regulations.
5.
The "principal" of a loan is the _______.
Original amount borrowed. The principal is the original amount borrowed.
6.
Which of the following is probably the wisest use of credit?
Pay off higher-interest loans before lower-interest loans.
7.
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.