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1.
If the annual percentage rate on your credit card is 18%, you will pay 18% interest on each month's balance.
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False. The APR refers to the interest rate for the whole year. For this month, it would be only 1/12 of that, which would be 1.5%.
2.
Which of the following is the largest part of your FICO score?
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Payment history. Your payment history carries more weight than any other measure.
3.
Which of the following is probably the wisest use of credit?
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Pay off higher-interest loans before lower-interest loans.
4.
If you have bad credit and receive a credit card offer tailored to those with bad credit, what can you expect the interest rate to be like?
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Very high. Because you are deemed a risk, your interest rate would be quite high.
5.
What collection efforts can a creditor that obtains a court judgment against you legally do?
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The creditor can take steps to garnish your wages and seize assets, such as bank accounts. The creditor can also file a lien against any real estate you own.
6.
When you are in the market for a credit card, one of the best ways to do comparison shopping is to make use of _______.
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The Internet. There are Websites that provide comparisons of different credit card programs, and many credit card providers use the Internet to make information about their programs easily available.
7.
What is the limit on the amount of credit you can get?
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It depends on what the credit agreement states. The credit agreement that you sign when applying for credit will state how much you can get. Often, this amount will rise over time if you are responsible with it.