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Credit Costs
TODAY YOU WILL . . .
EXAMINE THE COSTS OF CREDIT.
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Is it a Deal?
Computer: Make payments for 24 or 36 months?
Stereo System: Pay 13.5 or 18 percent interest?
Car: Lower price at higher interest rate?
TV: Delay payments for 90 days?
Truck: $1,500 cash back or no cash back?
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Today you will …
Today we will answer these questions:• How is credit used?
• What are typical costs of credit?
• How do I calculate the cost of using credit?
Use what you learn today to
consider borrowing options
for a specific situation.
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The Language of Credit
Buying on Credit Making a purchase now and promising to repay
later
Principal $the cost of the item bought on creditor the amount of money borrowed
Interest %What the lender charges for using credit
usually a percentage of the principal
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Adding It Up
Jesse’s brother had a flat tire but he didn’t have
the money on hand to buy a new tire that day.
He was able to purchase a new tire by arranging to
repay the $150 owed (principal) for the tires plus
10 percent (interest) in 30 days.
Will Jesse pay more or less than $150 for the tire?How could Jesse have avoided paying
more than the cost of the tire?
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Simple Interest
Calculate a lump sum to be prepaid on a due date.
Interest = Principal x Interest Rate x Time
(in dollars) (in dollars) (as decimal) (no. of years)
$1.25 = $150 x .10 x 1/12
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Average Monthly Payments
• As principal is repaid, the interest owed changes
• Use the amortization calculation formula to determine the average payments
• Fit average payments into spending plan
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Amortization ChartMonthly payments when $100 is borrowed at 40 percent interest to be repaid in six equal
payments.MonthlyPayment
Payment Amount
Principal Repaid
Interest Paid
1 18.66 15.33 3.33
2 18.66 15.84 2.82
3 18.66 16.37 2.29
4 18.66 16.92 1.74
5 18.66 17.48 1.18
6 18.66 18.06 .60
Totals 111.96 100.00 11.96
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More Credit Language
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) %Consistent way to report interest;
includes interest rate, fees, and loan costs
Maturity DateWhen the final payment is due for a loan
Grace PeriodThe amount of time before interest
starts accumulating on charged purchasesif payment is not received
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(C)2012 National Endowment for Financial Education | Lesson 2-1 Using Credit11
Credit Options• Revolving credit (example: credit card)
– Charge at any time– No interest charged if full payment is received by monthly due date– Very high interest rates if balance carried over each month
• Installment credit (example: car loan)
– Make regular payments to repay amount owed by a set date– Know payments and total interest amount up front (helps in planning)
• Cash loans– Borrow a specific amount of cash to repay later by a set date– Interest rates vary; compare options
• Service credit (example: cellphone, electricity)
– Payments may vary by use (electricity) or be predictable (phone plan)– Late fees or overuse fees add to cost
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When You Charge“Stuff”You bought “stuff” with your credit card.
In fact, you bought $500 worth of “stuff” with your credit card.
Your APR is 18%.You plan to pay $10 a month to pay it off.
You will pay $431 in interest.Final cost of your purchases = $931.40
It will take seven years and nine months to pay off
balance
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How Long Will it Take?You owe $3,000.
The credit card APR is 18%.
You currently pay 4 percent of the current balance.
You will pay $1,716 in interestFinal cost of your purchases = $4,716
It will take nearly eleven years
to pay off balance
After the last payment is made,will you still have the items
or want what you purchased?
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Challenge Assignment
Compare credit costs and options for
a major purchase, loan, or phone plan.
Use the DECIDE process to establish criteria and
compare options to select the best credit option for
your situation.
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