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About half of the credit cards are rebate cards, and new cards are introduced every day. In one credit card incentive program, a number of credit cards allow cardholder to earn annual rebates of up to 5% for new car purchases or leases and gas and auto maintenance purchases up to specified limits.

A.
Automobile rebate program
A.
Automobile rebate program
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B.
Frequent flyer program
B.
Frequent flyer program
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C.
Other merchandise program
C.
Other merchandise program
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D.
Balance transfer program
D.
Balance transfer program
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Suggested answer: A

Debit card is a card use to make transactions for cash rather than credit; replaces the need for cash or checks by initiating charges against the checking account. Its big disadvantage is that:

A.
It does provide line of credit
A.
It does provide line of credit
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B.
It does not provide line of credit
B.
It does not provide line of credit
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C.
Repaying of cash process is complicated
C.
Repaying of cash process is complicated
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D.
Merchants may even charge you for just using your credit cards
D.
Merchants may even charge you for just using your credit cards
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Suggested answer: A

A line of credit issued against the existing equity in a home is called:

A.
Home equity credit line
A.
Home equity credit line
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B.
Overdraft protection line
B.
Overdraft protection line
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C.
Revolving line of credit
C.
Revolving line of credit
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D.
Unsecured personal credit line
D.
Unsecured personal credit line
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Suggested answer: A

It is a line of credit made available to an individual on an as-needed basis.

A.
Home equity credit line
A.
Home equity credit line
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B.
Overdraft protection line
B.
Overdraft protection line
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C.
Revolving line of credit
C.
Revolving line of credit
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D.
Unsecured personal credit line
D.
Unsecured personal credit line
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Suggested answer: D

Overdraft protection line is:

A.
A line of credit linked to a checking account
A.
A line of credit linked to a checking account
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B.
Its account allows depositor to overdraw the account up to a specified amount
B.
Its account allows depositor to overdraw the account up to a specified amount
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C.
A line of credit linked to a checking account that allows a depositor to overdraw the account up to a specified amount
C.
A line of credit linked to a checking account that allows a depositor to overdraw the account up to a specified amount
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D.
None of these
D.
None of these
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Suggested answer: A, B

It is a type of open account offered by banks and other financial institutions that can be accessed by writing checks against demand deposit or specially designated credit line accounts. What is it?

A.
Revolving line of credit
A.
Revolving line of credit
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B.
Unsecured personal credit line
B.
Unsecured personal credit line
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C.
Overdraft protection line
C.
Overdraft protection line
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D.
Both A and B
D.
Both A and B
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Suggested answer: A

It is referred to an investigation that involves contacting credit references or corresponding with a credit beureau to verify information on a credit application.

A.
Credit bureau
A.
Credit bureau
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B.
Credit scoring
B.
Credit scoring
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C.
Credit investigation
C.
Credit investigation
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D.
Credit line
D.
Credit line
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Suggested answer: C

Using data provided by the credit applicant, along with any information obtained from the credit bureau, the store or bank must decide whether to grant credit. Very likely, some type of credit scoring scheme will be used to make the decision. An over all credit score is developed for you by assigning values to such factors as:

A.
Annual income
A.
Annual income
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B.
Level of debt paid
B.
Level of debt paid
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C.
Level of existing debt
C.
Level of existing debt
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D.
Presence of savings accounts
D.
Presence of savings accounts
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Suggested answer: A, B, D

You are considering investing in a zero-coupon bond that sells for $250. At maturity in 16 years it will be redeemed for $1,000. What approximate annual rate of growth does this represent?

A.
8%
A.
8%
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B.
9%
B.
9%
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C.
12%
C.
12%
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D.
25%
D.
25%
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Suggested answer: B

In 3 years you are to receive $5,000. If the interest rate were to suddenly increase, the present value of that future amount to you would:

A.
Fall
A.
Fall
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B.
Rise
B.
Rise
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C.
Remain unchanged
C.
Remain unchanged
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D.
Cannot be determined without more information
D.
Cannot be determined without more information
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Suggested answer: A
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