Economics Unit 4 (Chapter 10) #2

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Finance Charge

The total amount of fees and interest charged

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Loans

Consist of principal (amount borrowed), interest (cost of borrowing), and fees

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Principal

The amount of money you borrow (the loan) that must be repaid

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Interest

The cost of borrowing

Calculated based on the remaining loan balance

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Loan Fees

Extra charges from a lender for making, managing, or missing payments on a loan

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Amortization

The process of paying down a loan with regular payments

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Amortized Loan (and Amortization)

A loan paid off through regular, equal payments over time. Amortization is the process of paying it down with regular payments

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Collateral

Something of value that secures a loan

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Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

The total yearly cost of a loan, combining the interest rate and required lender fees

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Fixed Installment Loan

Maintains the same interest rate throughout the term

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Variable Installment Loan

Has interest rates that can change during repayment

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*Loan Payment Characteristics

  • Each loan payment covers both interest and principal

  • Early loan payments have higher interest portions; later payments have higher principal portions

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Credit Card

Revolving credit that can be used at the borrower’s discretion

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*Credit Card Characteristics

  • Credit card costs can include annual fees, interest, and account setup fees

  • Credit cards have different APRs (annual percentage rate) for purchases, balance transfers, and cash advances

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Traditional Loans

Typically amortized with fixed payments

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Co-Signer

An additional person responsible for the debt if the primary borrower defaults

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Secured Credit Card

Requires a deposit equal to the credit limit as collateral

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Reward Credit Card

Provides benefits based on purchase amounts

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Grace Period

The time allowed to pay without incurring interest (minimum 21 days for new purchases)

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Minimum Payment

Typically a percentage of the balance or a fixed amount, whichever is higher

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CARD (Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure) Act of 2009

Requires clear monthly statements showing payment information