Consumer Credit Basics Use credit wisely to enjoy personal financial health.

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Consumer Credit Basics Use credit wisely to enjoy personal financial health.

Consumer Credit Basics The benefits and costs of using credit Basics concepts in consumer lending Credit scores Using credit wisely

Use Credit Wisely Build credit Big items; house, car, college Convenient & safe Emergencies

Use Credit Wisely Easy to live beyond your means Easy to get into credit trouble Hard to get loans for big items or emergencies with bad credit

Credit 101 Installment or Revolving Secured or Unsecured

Credit 101 Installment or Revolving Secured or Unsecured The 3 Cs of Credit: 1. Capacity 2. Capital 3. Character

Credit 101 Installment or Revolving Secured or Unsecured The 3 Cs of Credit: 1. Capacity 2. Capital 3. Character Credit Score

Use Credit Wisely Pay on time Pay in full or more than minimum Evaluate purchases Avoid fraud

Use Credit Wisely Pay on time Pay in full or more than minimum Evaluate purchases Avoid Fraud Over limit fees Convenience fees/interest Cash advance

Credit Help Communicate with lenders Talk to a financial counselor Work out a budget Prioritize debts

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