Credit Wisdom. Managing Money & Credit: A Lifelong Skill.

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Credit Wisdom

Managing Money & Credit: A Lifelong Skill

Why Credit is Important FICO or credit score: Credit Card Issuers & Lenders –Determine APR Auto Insurers – Determine Premium Employers – Are you a worthy hire? Landlords –Are you a reliable tenant?

The Three Cs of Credit Character: The way you handle money and have repaid debt in the past. Capacity: Your ability to pay the debt after considering other monthly expenses. Capital: The value of your assets or what you own.

Advantages & Disadvantages of Credit Card Advantages –Convenient –On-line purchases –Kick-backs i.e. cash, airline miles, etc. –Can rent a car Disadvantages –Doesn’t seem like real money –Easy to overspend

Use Credit Wisely You should use credit to buy: –House –Car –Education (student loan) and you’ll avoid trouble

Only Buy What You Can Afford Pay off monthly balances –Avoid interest –Avoid late fees Know your budget Know yourself –Are you an impulse buyer?

Pay More than the Minimum If you have a credit card balance: –Make a plan to pay as much as you can every month –Start with the credit card with the highest interest rate –Pay off the credit cards as quickly as you can

Limit the Number of Cards Americans have an average of 8 credit cards

Always Pay on Time Avoid late fees Keep your money in your pocket Maintain a good credit score –Late payments have the biggest negative impact. Easiest way to make money is to save money.

Choose a Low Rate 0% is lowest –But remember the catch 15.75% average fixed rate. If you pay your card off every month, the rate won’t matter.

What Not to Use Credit For: Pay Day Loans

Payday Loans / Check Cashing Stay Away! What is it? –Cash Loan –Extremely High Interest –Short-term (14 – 45 days)

How Do They Work? You postdate a check They give you a loan Loan last for 2 weeks They charge you a fee for borrowing the money—equivalent APR can be over 300%.

Risks of Payday Loans Not a long-term cash solution Borrowers get trapped in a payday loan cycle of debt –Take out loan after loan