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Annual percentage rate (APR)
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The actual rate of interest charged on a loan each year; calculated using standard rules
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Terms in this set (24)
Annual percentage rate (APR)
The actual rate of interest charged on a loan each year; calculated using standard rules
Cash advance
Withdrawals of cash from your credit card
Compound interest
Interest charged on both the original principal amount and any interest previously accrued; interest on interest
Consumer debt
Money owed as the result of purchasing items (i.e., debt not including mortgages)
Credit card
When you make a purchase, you borrow money from the credit card issuer to pay the vendor, and you must pay back the money you've borrowed by a due date
Debt
Something, typically money, owed
Fixed interest
The same interest rate applies for the entirety of the term
Gross income
Gross income is your total earnings before deductions
Line of credit
A type of pre-approved loan that allows you to borrow money when you need it, up to a maximum amount
Mortgage
A type of loan often used to buy a home or other property
Overdraft protection
Allows you to temporarily access additional funds beyond what you have in your chequing account
Payday loan
A short-term loan that you promise to pay back from your next paycheque
Student loan
A bank loan for education costs with a special rate and special repayment terms for students
Total debt
Money owed as the result of purchasing items and property (i.e., debt including mortgages)
Variable interest
The interest rate rises and falls with the bank's prime rate