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June has a credit card balance of $4,350 that comes with a 19% APR. She would like to have the balance paid off in the next 8 months, but she is having trouble making the monthly payments required to do so. In order to lower her monthly payments, she decides to sell her porcelain doll collection for $2,000 to apply directly to her credit card balance. June still wants to pay off the balance in 8 months. By applying the doll money, how much has June lowered her minimum monthly payment?

Since they filed bankruptcy in the past, a couple ends up paying a 12% fixed rate for a 30 year mortgage. With a better credit rating, they could have gotten the loan at a rate of 8%. If their loan amount is $140,000, how much more per month will the couple be paying for their mortgage as a result of their bankruptcy?

A consumer charges a $46.92 purchase on a credit card. The card has a daily interest rate of 0.039%. If the consumer pays off the balance at the end of 30 days, how much in interest will be paid for the purchase?

Kaleb wants to get a payday loan in the amount of $375. He knows that the annual percentage rates (APR) for these types of loans are high, but he is hoping to find one that has an APR of 40%. If Kaleb finds a business that charges a fee of $37 for the loan, what would the term of the loan need to be in order for Kaleb to get his desired APR?

Which of the following is not a true statement about filing bankruptcy?

Rick put his $200 into a simple interest account at 3.25% interest. Julian put his $200 into a compound interest account that gives 3% interest compounded annually. The table below shows their yearly balance after interest has been applied. BalanceRickJuliandeposit200200Year 1206.50206.00Year 2213.00212.18Year 3219.50218.55Year 4226.00225.11Year 5232.50231.85Year 6239.00238.81Year 7245.50245.97Year 8252.00253.35Year 9258.50260.95Year 10265.00268.78Which statements are true about their balances? Select four options.

Which of the following phrases best summarizes Chapter 13 bankruptcy?

Carl has a credit card with a balance of $5,260 and an APR of 21%. With the monthly payments he has been making, Carl would be able to pay off his credit card in 18 months. After receiving a promotional offer in the mail, Carl decides to transfer his balance to a new credit card with a 15% "introductory" APR for the first 12 months. After 12 months, the APR increases to 23%. How much will Carl save in finance charges (interest) if he pays off the credit card before the introductory APR expires?

A person who files bankruptcy ends up paying a 5% higher fixed interest rate on a 25-year home loan than a person who has not filed bankruptcy. The person that does not file bankruptcy pays a 7.5% interest rate. If the loan amount is $160,000, how much more does the person who filed bankruptcy pay in total interest on the home loan than the person who has not filed bankruptcy?

Michelle has four credit cards with the balances and interest rates listed below. She would like to consolidate all of her credit cards in a single credit card with an interest rate of 16% and pay off the balance in 36 months. If she did so, what would Michelle’s monthly credit card payment be?Credit CardBalanceAPR#1$4,380 17%#2$1,365 19%#3$2,480 23%#4$5,000 15%

Kimberly has a credit card with a 19% APR and a balance of $4,350. With her current monthly payment, Kimberly will be able to pay off the credit card in a mere 16 months. But when Kimberly's car breaks down, she is forced to charge an additional $1,600 to her credit card. How much will Kimberly's minimum monthly payment increase if she still wants to pay off her credit card in 16 months?

Use the following table to help answer the question below.StateSingle-Earner2-Person3-Person4-PersonFlorida$41,226$52,259$58,574$69,009Georgia$40,691$55,258$61,104$68,502Missouri$39,645$51,568$60,371$71,059Texas$38,940$55,859$59,222$66,381Virginia$48,362$65,122$74,151$85,939A couple has two children. They live in Missouri and have a combined annual income of $96,730. The couple has a mortgage, a car loan, student loans, and credit card debt. When one of them loses employment, their monthly income is reduced by $2,100. If they felt the need to file for bankruptcy, which of the following statements is true?

Manny wants to find ways to reduce his current debt. The table below shows Manny’s monthly income, expenses and net income. Monthly BudgetAmountIncomeWages$3,000.00ExpensesRent$1,200.00 Utilities$269.34 Entertainment$220.00 Food/Clothes$368.00 Cell Phone$89.42 Credit Card #1$94.62 Credit Card #2$36.18 Car Insurance$80.00 Car Payment$300.00 Gym Membership$25.00Net Income $317.44 After evaluating Manny’s monthly budget, which of the following would be the best option to reduce his debt?

List three (3) warning signs that a person's may be reaching a critical point in the amount of debt that he or she has accumulated.

A person who filed bankruptcy in the past is able to get a 30-year mortgage loan at a rate that is 6% higher than what they could have received if they had not filed. The interest rate this person pays on a $150,000 loan is 11%, compounded monthly.Assume the person could have received the lower interest rate on the loan and saved all of the difference in the payments for the first 10 years of the loan. If this person invested this total amount in an account paying simple interest at the rate of 2.5%, how much money would have accumulated in interest by the time the mortgage is paid off?

Mr. Jones has a monthly income of $5,600. He wants to identify his monthly variable expenses to see if they are more than 38% of his monthly income. Mr. Jones has fixed expenses totaling $2,912 and his net income is 12% of his monthly income. Determine the total of Mr. Jones's variable expenses and if they are more than 38% of his monthly income.

In general, reducing the interest rate (i) of a credit card but keeping the present value (PV) and number of periods (n) the same will __________.