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To qualify for a payday loan, what must your income be?

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$100 per week

$300 per week

There is no minimum.

There is no minimum. You just need to earn sufficient money to cover the loan.

If you put up a guitar at a pawnshop in return for a loan, what usually happens if you can't pay the loan back?

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The pawnshop can keep the guitar.

Nothing

You get an extra week to pay off the loan.

None of the above

The pawnshop can keep the guitar. This is the general rule for how these loans work.

How might a payday loan affect your credit report?

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If you don't pay the loan back, it could get turned over to a debt collector.

You could get sued if you don't pay the loan back.

Small credit reporting agencies might put your payday loan on a credit report.

All of the above

All of the above. The big three credit reporting agencies don't put payday loans on your report, but there are other ways that the loan activity could show up on your report.

If you roll over a payday loan three times, you will be charged a new fee each time.

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True

False

True. You will be charged a new fee for each rollover.

Although people who take out payday loans use them for many different purposes, what is the most common use?

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Regular living expenses

Emergencies

College tuition

None of the above

Regular living expenses. Most borrowers use payday loans for regular living expenses.

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