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Which one of the following statements is true about a credit card's "minimum payment"?
- It is all you ever have to pay.
- Minimum payments are really just a guideline and it's okay to pay less, but only once in awhile.
- It is the minimum to keep your account in good standing. You should always pay the minimum, but it's much better to pay the entire balance if possible; that will also hep you avoid interest charges, too.

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Charging on a credit card is essentially taking out a loan.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Charging on a credit card is essentially taking out a loan because when a person makes a purchase using a credit card, they are borrowing money from the credit card company. The credit card company pays for the purchase on behalf of the cardholder, and then the cardholder is required to repay the amount borrowed, usually with interest. This is similar to taking out a loan where the borrower receives funds upfront and then repays the lender over time.

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Your take-home pay, or net income, is:
- The amount you receive after benefits, such as vacation pay and health insurance, have been added.
- The amount you receive after taxes, insurance, or other costs have been subtracted.
- The total amount you earn.
Correct Answer

A. The amount you receive after taxes, insurance, or other costs have been subtracted.

Explanation

The correct answer is the amount you receive after taxes, insurance, or other costs have been subtracted. This is because net income refers to the amount of money an individual takes home after deductions such as taxes, insurance premiums, and other expenses have been subtracted from their gross income. It represents the actual amount of money that an individual receives in their bank account or paycheck.

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Companies that keep track of everyone's credit history are called:
- Big Brother
- Collection Agencies
- Credit Unions
- Credit Bureaus
Correct Answer

A. Credit Bureaus

Explanation

Credit bureaus are companies that keep track of everyone's credit history. They collect and maintain information about individuals' borrowing and repayment activities, including credit cards, loans, and mortgages. This information is used by lenders, such as banks and credit card companies, to assess an individual's creditworthiness and determine whether to approve or deny credit applications. Credit bureaus play a crucial role in the financial industry by providing accurate and up-to-date credit information to help lenders make informed decisions.

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What is APR?
- A way to estimate the time or interest rate you would need to double your money on an investment.
- A type of credit that is repaid to the lender in equal amounts, over a fixed period of time.
- A measurement used to compare different loans, that takes into account the interest rate, term, and fees to illustrate the total cost of the loan.
Correct Answer

A. A measurement used to compare different loans, that takes into account the interest rate, term, and fees to illustrate the total cost of the loan.

Explanation

APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate. It is a measurement used to compare different loans, taking into account the interest rate, term, and fees associated with the loan. It provides a more accurate representation of the total cost of the loan, allowing borrowers to make informed decisions when comparing loan options. The APR includes both the interest rate and any additional costs, giving borrowers a clearer understanding of the overall financial implications of the loan.

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The amount of interest you earn on money in your savings account will depend a lot on which three factors?
- The interest rate, how often you make deposits, and how the financial institution invests your money.
- The interest rate, how long you keep the money in your account, and how the financia institution pays the interest.
- The prime rate, your credit rating, and how you make the deposits (cash, check, or direct deposit).
Correct Answer

A. The interest rate, how long you keep the money in your account, and how the financia institution pays the interest.

Explanation

The correct answer is the interest rate, how long you keep the money in your account, and how the financial institution pays the interest. The interest rate is a crucial factor as it determines the percentage of interest you will earn on your savings. The longer you keep your money in the account, the more interest you will accumulate. Additionally, the way the financial institution pays the interest, whether it is compounded or simple interest, will also impact the amount you earn.

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What's the significance of being pre-approved for a loan?
- You'll get higher interest rates.
- You'll know the amount that will be available to you to make the purchase.
- You'll get a longer term for payment.
- You won't need a down payment.
Correct Answer

A. You'll know the amount that will be available to you to make the purchase.

Explanation

Being pre-approved for a loan is significant because it allows you to know the amount that will be available to you to make a purchase. This information is crucial as it helps you determine your budget and make informed decisions about what you can afford. It saves you time and effort by narrowing down your options to properties or items that fall within your pre-approved loan amount. Additionally, it gives you a sense of confidence and bargaining power when negotiating with sellers, as you have already secured financing.

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All of the following are good ways to establish a good credit record except:
- Don't write a check for more money than you have in your account.
- Pay your bills in full and on time.
- Use your credit card to buy something you can't really afford.
- Always keep your promises to repay the money you borrow.
Correct Answer

A. Use your credit card to buy something you can't really afford.

Explanation

Establishing a good credit record involves responsible financial behavior, such as not writing checks for more than the available balance, paying bills on time and in full, and keeping promises to repay borrowed money. However, using a credit card to buy something that is beyond one's affordability can lead to accumulating debt and difficulty in making timely payments, which can negatively impact the credit record. Therefore, using a credit card to buy something you can't really afford is not a good way to establish a good credit record.

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A good general guideline is to not borrow more than _____ percent of your annual net income.
- 10
- 20
- 30
- 40
Correct Answer

A. 20

Explanation

A good general guideline is to not borrow more than 20 percent of your annual net income. This means that you should not take on debt that exceeds 20 percent of the amount of money you earn after taxes and other deductions. This guideline helps to ensure that you do not become overwhelmed by debt and are able to manage your financial obligations effectively. It is important to borrow responsibly and only take on debt that you can comfortably repay.

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A good general guideline is to avoid having credit card debt that exceeds:
- 10% of your monthly net income
- The amount of your school loans
- The amount you save on a monthl basis
- 20% of your monthly gross income
Correct Answer

A. 20% of your monthly gross income

Explanation

The correct answer is 20% of your monthly gross income. This is because it is generally recommended to keep your credit card debt below this threshold to maintain a healthy financial situation. Having a high amount of credit card debt can lead to financial stress and difficulty in making timely payments. By limiting your credit card debt to 20% of your monthly gross income, you can ensure that you have enough income to cover your expenses and save for the future.

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Banking Exam Mock Test: Quiz!

Which one of the following statements is true about a credit card's "minimum payment"?

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Charging on a credit card is essentially taking out a loan.

Your take-home pay, or net income, is:

Companies that keep track of everyone's credit history are called:

What is APR?

The amount of interest you earn on money in your savings account will depend a lot on which three factors?

What's the significance of being pre-approved for a loan?

All of the following are good ways to establish a good credit record except:

A good general guideline is to not borrow more than _____ percent of your annual net income.

A good general guideline is to avoid having credit card debt that exceeds: