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How many undergrads have at least 1 credit card?

83%

How do credit cards pose risk?

Pay high annual percentage rates

Credit score

3 digit number generated by math algorith, designed to predict risk. Specifically if you will become dilinquent in your credit obligations

Credit

Borrowed money

Good credit

Over 700

3 major credit bureaus

Equifax, experian, transunion

Credit scores range from

300-850 higher score =lower risk

Fico (fair Isaac company )

Credit scoring model, dominated Market, I've 90%institutions use fico


A consumer has three fico scores each provided by major credit bureaus

What goes into a credit score?

Data from your credit report goes into 5 major categories that make up a fico score


1. Payment history


2. Amounts owed


3. Length of credit history


4. Types of credit


5. New credit

Person demographic such as

Race, income , employment does NOT affect the score

How to check credit score?

Fed law madame consumers the right to a free credit report from each credit bureaus agency but not a free credit score

How many percent of undergrads have at least 1 credit card?

83%


Poses risk because they may have high apr

Apr

Annual percentage rates are a yearly interest rate

What is credit ?

Arrangement by which you borrow money to buy something of value now and repay the lender at later date

People do not

Give you money or sell you products on a deferred payment basis for free

Interest compensates ..

The creditor for the cost and risk of extending credit

Debt

The amount you borrowed plus interest

Non installment credit

Payment in full each month (American express)

Installment

Set payment amount each month until payed in full

Revolving

You can pay anywhere from the minimum to payment in full

Creditor

Person who extends your credit (department stores, credit card issuers, companies )

Debtors

Recipients of credit who owe debt to creditor

Why do people use credit?

1.enables you to make large purchase


2.convenience


3.keep track of spending


4. Rewards points


5.good credit score

What is your credit record

History of credit use

Fcra

Fair credit reporting act requires each reporting agency to provide you with a free copy of ya credit report

It is a good idea

To apply for fora free copy of your credit

Credit score

Number that reflects your credit record

Parents can

Add a child to their own credit card as an authorized user on the account .


Parent is responsible

After a person turns 18

U can apply for a secured card instead of a credit

Secured card

It's like a debit card, can only run up charges that are covered in savings

Lower apr

The less interest you will pay

Some credit cards will increase apr

If you make late payments

Grace period

You will pay no interest on what you borrows for 20 days or more after you charge it, if you pay it off in those days you probably won't pay any interest

Many cards also charge an annual fee of

Up to 75$

If you can't pay your credit card bills..

1. May increase interest


2. Levy penalty fees


3. Cancel ur card


4. Seize tour property

Also if you can't pay your bills

Approach your creditor and try to reduce your monthly payments without having to pay a penalty

Bankruptcy

A legal process through which people and business's can seek t obtain a fresh start when they are in such financial difficulty that they cannot repay their debts

How to avoid id theft

1. Guard your personal info


2. Shop carefully /use secure sites (https)


3. Keep track of finances

How to avoid getting into deep debt

1. Take credit seriously


2.map out a budget


3.save


4.dont take on more cedit than you can handle


5. Use credit cards sparingly


6. Avoid cash advances

You can NEVER

Get out of student loans even if you file for bankruptcy

Cosign

Garunteed payment

Security

Anything given in value to promise a payment

9/10 credit card balances

Are not paid off in a month

16%

Of student debt of from credit cards out of 20,402$

Three c's

Character, capacity , capital.... basic criteria lenders use them to determine if you are credit worthy and can be trusted to repay a loan

How can identify theft occur

Hacking ,spamming, dumpster diving, shoulder surfing

What groups might use your credit score?

Lenders,landlords,employers

Interesr

Payment for the cost of risk