Credit Quiz 2 (30 MCQs)

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1. What is the numerical range for credit scores from the three major reporting agencies?
2. The best time to start saving for your retirement is
3. The act of taking an asset used as collateral and selling it to pay the debt
4. What is term for the person who will sign a loan document with you to help you obtain credit?
5. What makes up the largest part of your credit score?
6. What is the term for money you can use now, but must pay back later?
7. Institution that collects credit information about you and sells it to lenders for use in establishing your credit rating
8. How can one avoid paying interest on money borrowed on a credit card?
9. Which loan type is more common?
10. What can you usually buy or get easier with a good credit score?
11. Choose the correct meaning of organised sector:
12. Having a low credit score can make it more difficult to:
13. What is the correlation between collateral and credit score?
14. Amount owed on a credit card or loan
15. Benefits of credit cards include:
16. Bank of America issues you a credit card with a maximum balance of $ 1, 000. This is an example of:
17. Banks provide a higher rater of interest on which one of the following accounts?
18. Which authority regulate and overlook the credit sysetm and economic activites in India
19. Which is NOT a financial consequence of debt?
20. Offers loans, debit cards, and financial services
21. A number based on your borrowing history. The higher it is the easier it is for you to receive credit.
22. Money can be best described as
23. The protections put in place by law to help people obtain and maintain credit
24. What percentage of deposits are kept as cash by the commercial banks in India?
25. Which of the following can impact your credit score?
26. A creditor determines your creditworthiness based on:
27. A Co-signer is responsible for:
28. Your credit score, as used in applications for loans and credit, relates to
29. The amount of the loan per year as a percentage of the amount borrowed.
30. An arrangement to receive cash, goods, or services now and pay for them in the future.