Math Money Management 1

what creditors look at along with your credit score to decide if they should loan to you is:

the money you have to pay the government when you buy an item is:

debt that has not been paid for over 30, 60, or 90 days is:

putting money back to use later on is:

Your allowance is $10 a week, you pay $1 a day for lunch, how much will you have after 5 days?

a plastic card that represents an account is:

You want to buy a bike that costs $50, how many weeks will you have to save to get it?

money you get by promising to pay it back is:

different from a credit card, similar to a debit card; issued by a credit card company

things that you would like to have but do not need to survive:

the yearly increase of prices on all goods and services is:

things you have to pay for that you did not originally know about is:

What would a 622 credit score be considered?

to exchange one item for another without using money is to:

Which of these people has bad credit?

an overall plan for your money

What does it take to keep a good credit score with credit cards?

Will credit cards ever hurt your credit score?

Who is responsible for printing money?

If you want a $10 item and tax is 8%, what will you have to pay for the whole item?

If you don't have money to pay for an item, can you still get it?

A person who puts their name on a loan with a person, offering to make payments if they fail:

When do you need credit?

Which one of these is not something you need?

things that you have to have to survive

What range of cores describes people with "bad" credit?

Why does the government need loans?

What would a 425 credit score be considered?

Which person probably has the lowest credit score?

What is the national average credit score?

What is your income?

You put $50 into a savings account, interest is 1%, how much money will you have in one year?

How do people earn money?

What does good credit say about you?

What does bad credit say about you?

What does credit measure?

a number that represents how good or bad a person's credit is:

Who is responsible for getting loans for money in the government?

Making all payments on time, which of these people has the bad credit score?

Paying regular monthly payments, which of the following probably has the highest credit score?

a check issued to an employees as payment for work

money added to the cost of a loan or to the balance of a savings account

a measure of how likely a person is to pay back a loan or manage a credit card is:

something, like money, which is entrusted for safe keeping, such as in a bank

Who of these options is NOT a way to get money?

Different from a credit card, but similar to a prepaid card. Usually associated with a bank.

Bad credit is better than no credit.

What makes a person a good cosigner?

What is the most important part of making a budget?

When you start a job, how are you paid?

the amount of money you are trying to save for, representing an item you want or need is:

If you can save $5 a week, how many weeks will it take to save $25?

someone that has no credit history. not good or bad credit.

What is the difference between wants and needs?

What range of scores describes people with "good" credit?