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1 Credit Cards Avoid the Minimum Payments Trap! 3% examples Revised November 2012

2 Marsha A. Goetting Ph.D., CFP ®, CFCS Professor & Extension Family Economics Specialist Department of Agricultural Economics & Economics

3 Credit Cards

4 But Roger, everyone spends more than he earns. Thats what America is for.

5 Question What percent of undergraduate students have at least one credit card?

6 Percent of students with one credit card 76%

7 Question Whats the average credit card balance owed by undergraduate students?

8 Credit Card Balance for Undergraduates $2,200

9 Percentage of undergraduates who have credit cards before college 39%

10 Question What percent of undergraduate students pay their credit card bills in full each month?

11 Pay full each month 65%

12 Question What is the average combined education loans & credit card balances forcollege seniors?

13 Average combined education loans & credit card debt $20,402

14 Credit Cards: Avoid The Minimum Payments Trap

15 Credit Card Smarts Calculator

16 Credit Card Debt $1,000

17 Orange Side--Side 1 Paying Just 3% on Your Credit Card Debt Check the REAL cost

18 Pay Back: $1,684 Interest Charges: $684 Years to pay off: 8 Orange Side--Side 1

19 Blue Side: Side 2 Pay MORE than 3% and Save a LOT

20 $1,000 debt First payment: $30 Years in debt: 8 Interest paid: $684 Blue Side: Side 2

21 Boost to 4% First payment: $40 Years in debt: 6 Interest paid: $465 Interest saved: $219

22 Double Minimum First payment: $60 Years in debt: 4 Interest paid: $285 Interest saved: $399

23 Credit Cards: Avoid The Minimum Payments Trap How it can happen?

24 How Happens??? Bill arrives in June

25 Balance = $1,000 3% Payment $30 Interest $15 Principal $15 New Balance $985

26 How Happens??? Bill arrives in July

27 Balance=$980 3% Payment $29.55 Interest $14.78 Principal $14.77 New Balance $970.23

28 How Happens??? Bill arrives in August

29 Balance= $ % Payment $29.11 Interest $14.55 Principal $14.56 New Balance $955.67

30 How Happens??? Bill arrives in September

31 Balance = $ % Payment $28.67 Interest $14.34 Principal $14.33 New Balance $941.34

$ $30.00$15.00 $ $29.55$14.78$14.77$ $29.11$14.55$14.56$ $28.67$14.34$14.33$ Payment Schedule Balance Principal 3% Payment Interest 96 monthly payments

33 Decision

34 Three Situations Matt Mary Chris & Bethany

35 Mary-Answers $1,000

36 $1,684 pay back $684 interest charges 8 years to pay off Orange Side--Side 1

37 Credit card annual interest rate assumed by Credit Smarts Calculator 18.0%

38 Credit card monthly interest rate assumed by Credit Smarts Calculator 1.5%

39 $1,000 debt $30 first payment 8 years in debt $684 interest paid Blue Side: Side 2

40 Boost to 4% $40 first payment 6 years in debt $465 interest paid $219 interest saved

41 Double Minimum $60 first payment 4 years in debt $285 interest paid $399 interest saved

42 Recommendation What suggestions do you have for Mary?

43 Chris & Bethany Answers $5,000

44 $9,567 pay back $4,567 interest charges 16 years to pay off Orange Side--Side 1

45 $5,000 debt $150 first payment 16 years in debt $4,567 interest paid Blue Side: Side 2

46 Boost to 4% $200 first payment 11 years in debt $2,808 interest paid $1,759 interest saved

47 Double Minimum $300 first payment 7 years in debt $1,592 interest paid $2,975 interest saved

48 Recommendation What suggestions do you have for Chris & Bethany?

49 Matt--Answers $9,000

50 $17,451 pay back $8,451 interest charges 19 years to pay off Orange Side--Side 1

51 $9,000 debt $270 first payment 19 years in debt $8,451 interest paid Blue Side: Side 2

52 Boost to 4% $360 first payment 13 years in debt $5,152 interest paid $3,299 interest saved

53 Double Minimum $540 first payment 8 years in debt $2,899 interest paid $5,552 interest saved

54 Recommendation What suggestions do you have for Matt?

55 Question What if Mary makes payments of $30 every month, how long will it take to pay her $1,000 debt?

56 Mary Jan. $30 $30.00 Feb.$30 $29.55 Mar.$30 $29.11 April $30 $28.67 Minimum Payments

57 Mary pays $30 every month: $1,000 Debt Years to Pay Off 3.88 yrs 8 yrs – if making minimum payments

58 Mary paying $30 every month: $1,000 Debt-Interest $397 $684 if making minimum payments

59 Question What if Chris & Bethany make payments of $150 every month, how long will it take to pay their $5,000 debt?

60 Chris & Bethany Jan. $150 $ Feb.$150 $ Mar.$150 $ April$150 $ Minimum Payments

61 Chris & Bethany pay $150 each month-Years???? 3.88 yrs 16 yrs if making minimum payment

62 Chris & Bethany pay $150 each month: Interest?? $1,984 $4,567 if making minimum payments

63 Question What if Matt makes payments of $270 every month, how long will it take to pay his $9,000 debt?

64 Matt pays $270 every month 3.88 yrs 19 years if making minimum payments

65 Matt paying $270 every month: Interest Comparison $3,570 $8,451 if making minimum payments

66 Marshas Discovery If you make continued payments of the initial 3%, any debt can be paid off in 3.88 years!!!!!!!

67 Steady Payments $10,000 $ $25,000 $ $30,000 $ YRS DEBT PAYMENT

68 Parting Wisdom Pay MORE than 3% minimum & save a LOT

69 Credit Cards Avoid the Minimum Payments Trap! 3% examples Questions?