- 1. agreement between two or more individuals (entities) that is enforceable by law
A) Checking Account
B) Loan
C) Contract
D) Credit Card
- 2. an open line of credit to spend on consumer goods
A) Loan
B) Contract
C) Checking Account
D) Credit Card
- 3. a closed line of credit to spend on consumer goods or intangible goods
A) Loan
B) Credit Card
C) Checking Account
D) Contract
- 4. allows you deposit your money in an institution with the right to withdrawal on demand
A) Checking Account
B) Loan
C) Credit Card
D) Contract
- 5. amount of money you are charged for borrowing credit
A) Variable APR
B) Interest
C) Finance Charges
D) Fixed APR
- 6. usually an introductory offer, for instance your first six billing cycles may have an APR of zero percent interest
A) Finance Charges
B) Fixed APR
C) Interest
D) Variable APR
- 7. your credit is evaluated every three to six months, and based on your credit score your rate can increase or decrease
A) Finance Charges
B) Fixed APR
C) Variable APR
D) Interest
- 8. the interest rate accrued to your outstanding balance
A) Finance Charges
B) Interest
C) Variable APR
D) Fixed APR
- 9. indicates the time you have to pay a purchase without accruing interest
A) Amortization Schedule
B) Offer
C) Grace Period
D) Refinancing
- 10. details repayment information over the course of the debt
A) Grace Period
B) Amortization Schedule
C) Refinancing
D) Offer
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