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ch 18 credit
26 cards·by jayeads
• Credit
the privilege of using someone else’s money for a period of time.
Regular Accounts
requires the buyer to make full payments within a stated period
• Collateral
property that is used as security
Simple Interest Equation
I =p X r X t
capacity
the maximum amount something can contain
Bankruptcy
legal process of reducing or debt
Budget Accounts
fixed payment account over several months
credit reference
information, the name of an individual, or the name of an organization that can provide
details about an individual's past track record wit
• Credit Rating
a person’s reputation for paying bills on time
Creditor
the one who sells on credit or makes a loan
Credit Bureau
• Sells info to businesses offering credit, such as banks, finance companies, and retail
stores. • Creates a credit report showing debts owe
Revolving Accounts
charge purchases at any time, but only part of the debt must be paid each month
1. Debtor
anyone who buys on credit or receives a loan
• Single Payment Loan
do not pay anything until the end of the loan period
Credit Report
• Personal information • Public records • Adverse accounts • Accounts in good standing •
Credit history requests • Personal statement
Regular Accounts
requires the buyer to make full payments within a stated period
Sales Credit
charge a purchase at the time you buy the good or service
• Credit Limit
maximum amount
Installments
repay the loan in specified amounts
Benefits of Credit
Convenience, Savings, Credit Rating, Useful for Emergencies
Maturity Date
is the date on which a loan must be repaid
Annual Percentage Rate (APR)
states the percentage cost of credit on a yearly basis
capital
wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person
• Finance Charge
fee added if the total amount owed is not paid
The three Cs of credit
• Character • Capacity • capital
• Fair credit billing act
requires prompt correction of billing mistakes- 60 days to notify them