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Freedom Independence Transition

Situations True/False/??? Even at 18, I need a co-signer for a credit card. Credit scores don’t include monthly payment of utility bills or rent. All contracts have to be in writing. As a form of identity, I should carry my social security card with me. Checking free credit reports is a productive way to see if my identity has been stolen.

Handling Money Matters What exactly is credit?

Handling Money Matters It’s…. Buying goods or services Paying for them later

Handling Money Matters How do I get a credit card and how do I use it?

Handling Money Matters Will be offers in the mail and at stores Understand the offer before signing up

Handling Money Matters Shop for the best interest rate and terms Limit your number of credit cards

Handling Money Matters Don’t charge more than you can handle Don’t make monthly minimum payments

Handling Money Matters What happens if I get behind on my payments or stop paying on my credit cards?

Handling Money Matters Pay continual interest on what you still owe Pay late fees

Handling Money Matters Have difficulty in getting more credit Turn charges over to debt collector

Handling Money Matters What is a credit score?

Handling Money Matters Predetermined number Summary of what you owe

Handling Money Matters History of your payments High score=good credit

Handling Money Matters How can I find out what my credit score is?

Handling Money Matters Three major credit agencies AnnualCreditReport.com

Handling Money Matters Can I improve a bad credit score?

Handling Money Matters Yes, but it won’t happen overnight... Pay your bills on time

Handling Money Matters Pay off debt Acquire no new debt

Handling Money Matters Get a steady income

Handling Money Matters Stick to a monthly budget Live within your means

Handling Money Matters What is a contract?

Handling Money Matters A legally binding agreement between two or more people that benefits all of them in some way

Handling Money Matters Does a contract have to be in writing?

Handling Money Matters No... Oral contracts exist also Written contracts are easier to enforce

Handling Money Matters Can I be in trouble if I break a contract?

Handling Money Matters Yes... Could be sued Have to appear in court Pay the judgment against you

Handling Money Matters So I am ready to sign. What should I do?

Handling Money Matters Read everything (fine print included) Understand every detail (ask questions) Change terms if you don’t agree

Handling Money Matters Cross out or fill in all blank spaces Get a signed copy Don’t be pressured to sign

Handling Money Matters As a consumer, am I protected in any way when others cheat me in a deal or are dishonest?

Handling Money Matters Absolutely (State and federal laws)... Ohio Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Service Federal Trade Commission’s Consumer Response Center

Handling Money Matters What should I learn before opening a bank account?

Handling Money Matters Interest rate, fees and services Need to maintain minimum balance

Handling Money Matters Availability of online banking/overdraft protection

Handling Money Matters Difference between ATM card and debit card (fees) Bank’s response to bounce check Your response to lost cards or checks

Handling Money Matters What should I know about identity theft now that my name is going to be on credit cards, contracts, and bank accounts?

Handling Money Matters Serious crime Millions become victims every year

Handling Money Matters Costs billions of dollars every year Is a pain to get your identity back

Handling Money Matters How can others steal my identity?

Handling Money Matters Thieves try to gain personal information Thieves rummage through trash, steal from mail boxes or wallets, skim encoded data

Handling Money Matters Thieves “phish” online

Handling Money Matters So how do I protect myself?

Handling Money Matters Don’t carry your SSN with you Shred personal information Don’t do anything sensitive on public Wi-Fi

Handling Money Matters Check bills and bank statements Check free credit reports Don’t take the bait

Handling Money Matters Verify source request as legit

Handling Money Matters Click with caution when shopping online Protect personal information on computer

Handling Money Matters What should I do if I think my identity has been compromised?

Handling Money Matters File a report immediately with authorities Contact Ohio Attorney General’s Identity Theft Unit Visit www. IdentifyTheft.gov

Situations Answers Even at 18, I need a co-signer for a credit card. False Credit scores don’t include monthly payment of utility bills or rent. All contracts have to be in writing. As a form of identity, I should carry my social security card with me. Checking free credit reports is a productive way to see if my identity has been stolen. True