Financial Algebra 4-2

Financial Algebra 4-2

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Cards (16)

Section 1

(16 cards)

credit union

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members who work at same place or live in same apt. complex deposit money and can then apply for loans sometimes at lower rates than a bank

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wage garnishment

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involuntary automatic deduction to pay off a loan, court ordered

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lending institution

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a business or organization that loans money to people to make a profit

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consumer finance companies

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typically lend money to people with poor credit scores who can't get a loan elsewhere

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life insurance companies

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can borrow money from them, not super risky because whatever you owe them can be deducted from your benefit when it is paid

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life insurance

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insurance that pays a dollar amount for the policyholder's death

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prepayment penalty

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a fee associated with paying the loan off early

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collateral

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anything of value belonging to a borrower that is pledged to a lender to guarantee the loan will be repaid

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Annual Percentage Rate (APR)

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interest rate paid per year

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principal

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the original amount borrowed

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cosigner

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a person that signs the loan that agrees to pay back the loan if the borrower does not

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balloon payment

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small monthly payments with a large final payment

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pawnshops

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leave an item of value in exchange for a loan, at the end of the period you give them the money back plus interest and they give you your item back

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wage assignment

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voluntary automatic deduction from your paycheck to pay off a loan

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prepayment privilege

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allows borrower to pay off a loan in advance to reduce interest

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promissory note

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A written agreement which states conditions of a loan, such as amount to be paid and when

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