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Borrowing Basics FDIC Money Smart for Young Adults Building: Knowledge, Security, Confidence

Objectives Define credit Explain why credit is important Identify three types of loans Identify the costs associated with getting a loan Tell how you are protected against discrimination in the lending process Identify the factors lenders use to make loan decisions Explain why it is important to be wary of rent-to-own and refund anticipation services 2

Borrowing Basics 3

Credit What is credit? It is the ability to borrow money Having good credit makes it easier to borrow money in the future 4

Why is Credit Important? Credit: Can be useful in times of emergencies Is more convenient than carrying large amounts of cash Allows you to make a large purchase (e.g., a car or house) and pay for it over time Can affect your ability to obtain employment, housing, and insurance based on how you manage it 5

Collateral Collateral is: Security you provide the lender An asset (e.g., a car, home, or savings account) A guarantee is: A form of collateral For example: having a cosigner on a loan 6

Types of Loans Credit cards Give you the ongoing ability to borrow money Consumer installment loans Allow you to pay the same amount each month in installments for a set period of time 7

Activity 1: Installment Loan versus Rent-to-Own Services Complete Activity 1 in your Participant Guide Break into 2 groups Read through your section of material List and describe 5 reasons to choose your payment method 8

Home Loans Home purchase loans Home refinance loans Home equity loans Value of home $250,000.00 Minus debt -$200,000.00 Equity $50,000.00 9

Activity 2: Types of Loans Complete Activity 2 in your Participant Guide Read the description of the purchase to be made Fill in the blank with the most appropriate loan type(s) for that purchase 10

Cost of Credit Fees Charge for activities (e.g., reviewing your loan application and servicing the account) Interest Charge for using financial institutions money Fixed rates Variable rates 11

Truth in Lending Disclosures The Federal Truth in Lending Act: Requires banks to disclose charges so you can compare the actual cost of borrowing Lenders must disclose: The amount financed Annual Percentage Rate (APR) Finance charges Total payment 12

Activity 3: Borrowing Money Responsibly Complete Activity 3 in your Participant Guide Answer each question Be prepared to explain your answers 13

Equal Credit Opportunity Act This act: Prohibits discrimination during the loan application process Restricts lenders from requesting certain information Requires the lender to notify you in writing, within 30 days, if you have been approved or denied the loan 14

The Four Cs 15

Capacity Refers to your ability to meet payments: How long have you been working at your job? How much money do you make each month? What are your monthly expenses? 16

Capital Refers to the value of your assets and net worth: How much money do you have in your checking and savings accounts? Do you have investments (e.g., stocks, bonds) or other assets (e.g., a car)? 17

Character Refers to how you paid your bills or debts in the past Have you had credit in the past? How many credit accounts do you have? Have you ever filed for bankruptcy, had property repossessed, or made late payments? 18

Free Annual Credit Report Visit: www.annualcreditreport.com Call: 1-877-322-8228 Mail: Annual Credit Report Request Service P. O. Box 105281 Atlanta, GA 30348-5281 19

Collateral Refers to property/assets used to secure the loan Do you have assets to secure the loan beyond your capacity to pay it off? 20

Barriers to Borrowing Money Making late payments Filing for bankruptcy Having property repossessed or foreclosed on because you cannot make the payments Having a court order requiring you to pay money to the lender 21

Legal Terms for Debt Actions Attachment Bankruptcy Collection account Foreclosure Garnishment Judgment Lien Repossession 22

Activity 4: Borrowing Barriers Complete Activity 4 in your Participant Guide Reach each scenario Indicate which of the Four Cs are affected by each of the barriers to borrowing money 23

Activity 5: Loan Applications Complete Activity 5 in your Participant Guide Review each section of the Uniform Residential Loan Application Match the required information with the appropriate C: Capital, Collateral, Character, and/or Capacity 24

Credit Report A credit report tells lenders: Who you are How much debt you have Whether you have made payments on time Whether there is negative information about you in public records 25

Activity 6: John Q. Consumer Complete Activity 6 in your Participant Guide Review the sample credit report Use the report to answer the questions about John s credit history 26

Catch Phrases of Abusive Lenders 125 percent of your home/car s value Incredibly low monthly payment No upfront fees Even if you have a bad credit history It is free and you have nothing to lose Act now, this is a limited-time offer 27

Predatory Lending Practices To guard against predatory lending: Deal with reputable loan providers Shop around to obtain the best terms Read and understand all terms and conditions Ensure you can afford and make payments according to the loan terms 28

True Cost of Alternative Financial Services Rent-to-own services Payday loan services Refund anticipation services 29

Rent-to-Own Services Allow you to use the item while you make monthly or weekly payments The store owns the item until you make your final payment. Are generally more expensive than a consumer installment loans 30

Payday Loans Short-term loans (usually up to 2 weeks) that can be costly Loan Term Fee You write a check for: 2 weeks $30 $230 31

Refund Anticipation Loans Short-term loans secured by your expected income tax refund Consider electronically filing (efile) your tax return and request direct deposit instead 32

Module Summary 33

Module Summary Congratulations! You learned about: Credit and what good credit means Types of loans The cost of credit and the cost of using non-loan services How lenders make credit decisions 34