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A) a good way to finance your purchases.
B) cheaper than a line of credit.
C) not shown on the credit card statement.
D) easy to obtain at an ATM.
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A) Previous balance method
B) Ending balance method
C) Average daily balance method
D) Adjusted balance method
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A) time allowed without interest before the payment is due
B) allows you to make purchases beyond your stated credit limit for a fee
C) credit card good only with a particular merchant
D) the maximum amount allowed to charge
E) a card that allows for purchases to be paid for at a later date
F) cards that offer extra benefits and are available to persons with high incomes and exceptional credit histories
G) cash borrowed on a credit card
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A) $99; $1,500
B) $99; $1,599
C) $198; $1,698
D) $198; $1,500
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A) time allowed without interest before the payment is due
B) allows you to make purchases beyond your stated credit limit for a fee
C) credit card good only with a particular merchant
D) the maximum amount allowed to charge
E) a card that allows for purchases to be paid for at a later date
F) cards that offer extra benefits and are available to persons with high incomes and exceptional credit histories
G) cash borrowed on a credit card
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A) variable rate.
B) fixed rate.
C) constant rate.
D) tiered rate.
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A) The employer can require employees to accept their wages on these cards.
B) Employers use payroll cards because they are cheaper than issuing payroll checks.
C) Fees are frequently associated with the cards.
D) The cards are convenient for employees who lack bank accounts.
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A) $225.
B) $180.
C) $250.
D) $240.
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A) cardholders must be given at least 21 days from the day in which the bill is mailed to make a payment.
B) cardholders younger than age 21 must show proof of their income or have a co-signer.
C) cardholders can spend beyond the limit imposed on the credit card.
D) promotional interest rates must be offered for a period of at least six months.
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A) total purchases made year-to-date.
B) your available credit remaining.
C) if a payment can be made that will avoid interest charges.
D) how much time you have to make a payment.
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A) $400.
B) $500.
C) $100.
D) Sandy cannot avoid interest charges.
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A) new cycle
B) adjusted balance
C) average daily balance
D) previous balance
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A) tracking your purchases.
B) paying off the entire card balance monthly to avoid interest charges.
C) using credit if you find something "you just have to have."
D) Both A and B are correct.
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A) There is no grace period for cash advances.
B) The interest rate for cash advances is higher than for purchases.
C) A cash advance is like a loan.
D) A transaction fee of 5% may be charged.
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