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Question 6 • TX-Personal Financial Literacy and Economics

How is a merchant credit card different from a title loan?

Answer
A
A merchant credit card is a secured loan, while a title loan is unsecured.
B
A merchant credit card does not have a fixed interest, while a title loan does.
C
A merchant credit card is an unsecured loan, while a title loan is a secured loan.
D
A merchant credit card requires no payment, while a title loan requires a payment.

Explanation

A merchant credit card generally lets you borrow without pledging property as collateral, so it is unsecured. A title loan is secured by the borrower’s vehicle title; the lender may repossess the vehicle if the borrower does not repay. Therefore, the correct choice is C: a merchant credit card is unsecured, while a title loan is secured.

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