5.01 Understand credit management.

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5.01 Understand credit management.

Three C’s of Credit Character Capacity Capital Honesty to pay a debt when it is due. How past debt obligations were handled Capacity Refers to a person’s ability to pay a debt when it is due Capital Current available assets that could be used to repay debt if income was to become unavailable

Credit Application A form on which you provide information needed by a lender to make a decision about granting credit. Credit referencesbusinesses or individuals who are able and willing to provide information about your creditworthiness Should be filled out completely, accurately, and honestly. Requires signature of applicant, which indicates provided information is true.

Documenting Credit Data Credit data makes up the information that applicants provide on credit applications Documentation of credit data may be verified by: Employers (former and current) Type of data: Employment dates and salary Financial institutions Type of data: Saving or checking accounts Personal references Type of data: Manner how personal business is conducted

Credit Bureaus A company that gathers information on credit users (credit reporting agency) Credit bureaus sell lenders credit information about credit users such as debt records, payment history, and if any action has been taken to collect overdue bills. Credit bureaus create a credit report to show the debts an individual owes, how often the individual uses credit, and whether the individual will pay their debts on time

Credit Documents Credit Contracts KWYS “Know what you’re signing” Credit contracts are legal binding documents that allow debtors to use credit to obtain goods and services. Debtors should know the content of the credit contract before signing such as: Amount of finance charges Repairs covered Add-on features Reduction of finance charge if contract paid in full prior to ending date Receive the copy of the contract Repossession conditions

Credit Documents Statement of Account: “The Bill” A record of the transactions completed during the billing period Statement includes… Balance that was due from last statement Amounts charged during the month Amounts credited to your account for payments or for returned items The current balance (old balance + finance charges +purchases – payments) The minimum payment due

Credit Regulations Truth-in-Lending Law Equal Credit Opportunity Act Requires lenders to reveal the cost of credit (APR and finance charge) and terms before signing an application or contract Protects consumers against unauthorized use of credit cards Equal Credit Opportunity Act Prohibits creditors from denying a person credit because of age, race, sex, or marital status Allows credit applications be judged on financial responsibility of credit applicants. The three areas of responsibilities are low income, large debts, and a poor payment record.

Credit Regulations Fair Credit Billing Act Requires creditors to correct billing mistakes promptly. Fair Credit Reporting Act Allows individuals to scrutinize any information shared by credit reporting agencies with potential creditors and employers. Individuals also may correct any incorrect credit information.

Credit Regulations Consumer Credit Reporting Reform Act Requires that the credit reporting agency must be able to prove that credit information they provide is accurate. Fair Debt Collections Act Prohibits deceptive, harassing, and unfair practices for collecting debt from debtors.

Credit Regulations Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure Act An amendment to the Truth in Lending Act The act institutes fair and transparent practices of providing credit.

Credit Regulations Some practices are instituted by the CARD Act are: Inform customers of increase of cost of credit not less than 45 days prior to effective date. Provides information about how long it would take to pay off a loan if minimum payments are paid. Protects potential credit consumers under the age of 21, who must have a cosigner with a means to repay debt of the consumer.

Credit Assistance Debt repayment plan Credit Counseling Bankruptcy An agreement between a creditor and debtor that allows the debtor to pay off a debt with more manageable payment plan Credit Counseling Provides information on actions to take in order to manage debt (reduce spending and eliminate credit difficulties) Bankruptcy The legal process of reducing or eliminating an amount owed Only should be used for extreme situations Stays on your credit record for 10 years