Personal Finance Credit Card Pre Test

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Jrs8631

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Questions: 5 | Attempts: 214 | Updated: Mar 22, 2023

1.

A credit card company can never raise its rates in the middle of the year.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
A credit card company can raise its rates as long as it provides its card holders with the terms and conditions of the credit card.

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2.

Do credit cards have a postive, negative, or both positive and negative impact on credit scores? Defend your answer,
3.

Everyone should have at least ______________ credit cards

Correct Answer
one
two
five
none

Explanation
The question asks how many credit cards everyone should have. The answer options include one, two, five, and none. This suggests that there is no specific number of credit cards that everyone should have, and it can vary depending on individual circumstances and preferences. Some people may prefer to have multiple credit cards for different purposes or to maximize rewards, while others may prefer not to have any credit cards at all.

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4.

Opening a credit card to receive a promtional item is foolish
- A.
  
  It is always foolish to open a credit card for any reason
- B.
  
  It is never foolish to open a credit credit card
- C.
  
  It may depend on the situation
Explanation
Opening a credit card to receive a promotional item is considered foolish because it implies making a financial decision based on short-term gratification rather than considering the long-term consequences. Opening a credit card solely for a promotional item may lead to accumulating unnecessary debt and potentially damaging one's credit score. It is generally advisable to carefully evaluate the terms and benefits of a credit card before applying, rather than being swayed by temporary incentives.

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5.

Using your credit card online is safer than using a debit card,
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Using a credit card online is safer than using a debit card because credit cards offer better fraud protection. In case of unauthorized transactions, credit card companies usually have zero liability policies, meaning the cardholder is not responsible for any fraudulent charges. On the other hand, debit cards may have limited liability policies, and if unauthorized transactions occur, the cardholder may be liable for a certain amount of money. Furthermore, credit cards also provide an additional layer of security through virtual card numbers or two-factor authentication, making them a more secure option for online transactions.

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Personal Finance Credit Card Pre Test

A credit card company can never raise its rates in the middle of the year.

Do credit cards have a postive, negative, or both positive and negative impact on credit scores? Defend your answer,

Everyone should have at least ______________ credit cards

Opening a credit card to receive a promtional item is foolish

Using your credit card online is safer than using a debit card,