Warm Up 1.What is the difference between credit cards & debit cards? 2.How are both forms of money?

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Warm Up 1.What is the difference between credit cards & debit cards? 2.How are both forms of money?

Forms of Credit PFL Unit 5.4

I. What is Credit? A.Credit- loans, credit cards, any deferred payment: spending money you don’t have (borrowing) B.3 Cs Creditors look for: 1.Capability- ability to repay debt (do you have a job?) 2.Character- willingness to repay debts (do you have a good credit score?) 3.Collateral- property to secure a loan (House, land, car, investments) C.Interest-amount of money you pay yearly to be able to use the bank’s money.

Is Establishing Credit Necessary?  YES!!! In the 21 st century you need to establish credit if you want to do the following things…  Buy a Home  Buy a Car  Receive a good interest rate on a loan Having a good credit score shows lenders that you are reliable and will pay them back

C. Est. Good Credit  1. Credit Score : a number assigned to a person that lets lenders know your ability to pay back a loan

 2. To est. good credit you must start buying things using credit and pay that money back in a timely manner.  Helpful tips…  Have bills in your name  Always pay bills on time or earlier and try to pay more than the minimum payment  Keep a steady job  Don’t move often  Keep your debt low  Use your cards responsibly  Stick to a budget

 3. Credit Line : how much money is available for borrowing  4. Financing : borrowing money to pay for an item you will pay off over time  5. Debt : money that you owe someone (person/business/organization) else

II. Common Forms of Credit A.Credit Card -Form of revolving credit borrow money on an ongoing basis 1.Monthly payments based on interest rates* APR: the interest rate you pay on using the credit card. cards/education/what-is-apr.go 2. At minimum payments, takes a long time to get out of debt 3. Responsible consumers use credit cards only to establish good credit! 4. Check out the different fees you may incur with credit cards.  fees-lis/ fees-lis/

 a. Annual Percentage Rate (APR) : shows you how much your borrowing will cost you over a year.  (1). This can help you decide which credit card is best for you

B. Mortgage –money borrowed to buy a house 1.Usually requires a down payment of 10% or 20% 2.A monthly payment + interest on the principle (amount borrowed) is paid 3.Foreclosure -If you stop making payments, the bank takes away your house!

 C. Other Loans  Car loans – to purchase a car based on a set number of monthly payments  College loans –to pay for college today, which will be paid back after you graduate and get a job  Personal loans –Set amount of money for something other than a car, home or college

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