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Friday Chapter 4 – Structured Notes Article – Future Debtors of America Did you turn in?  Credit Intro  Guided Reading 4-1 (first page)

Chapter 4 - Credit

Credit and Installment Debt Terms Credit - is receiving fund either directly or indirectly to buy goods and services today with the promise to pay for them in the future Principal - The amount that was originally borrowed Interest - the amount that the borrower must pay for the use of someone else’s funds.  The someone else can include whom?

Credit and Installment Debt Terms Installment Debt - One of the most common types of debt, this loan requires equal payments over time Period - the term used for the length of time of the loan Durable Goods - goods that last longer than 3 years and are often purchased using credit  What are some examples of durable goods?

Consumer Installment Debt in U.S.

Consumer Installment Debt in U.S

Mortgages Mortgage - installment debt on real property such as houses, buildings or land.  Largest form of installment debt in the country

Why People Use Credit Using credit allows the borrower to enjoy consumption now rather than later Items that are too expensive would often take too long to save for

Checklist for Buying on Credit The following questions should help you in determining whether to use credit or not.  Do I really require this item? Can I postpone purchasing this item until later?  If I pay cash, what will I be giving up that I could buy with these funds?  If I borrow or use credit, will the satifactionI get from the item I buy be greater than the interest I must pay?  Have I done comparison shopping for credit?  Can I afford to use credit now?

Pay Now or Pay Later! $1,000 Installment Loan at 9% Interest Term of Loan24 Month36 Months Monthly Payments$45.69$31.80 Total Interest$96.56$ Total Payments$ $1,144.80