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13th Edition
ISBN: 9780357438886
Author: GARMAN, E. Thomas, Forgue, Raymond
Publisher: Cengage Learning US
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Chapter 6, Problem 6FPC

a

Summary Introduction

Case summary:JM is credit manager required to a topic on using credit wisely. Where consumer credit is defined, credit for graduates and resolving budgetary imbalance is explained.

Characters in the case : JM of Vancouver Washington.

Adequate information: JM require to deliver a speech about using credit wisely. He is required to determine consumer credit use of credit by graduates.

To determine: If J’s enthusiasm over the idea of debt consolidation is justified.

Introduction:

Over indebtedness:it is the situation when excessive debts make repayment difficult and cause financial distress. They are many signs of over indebtedness, they are. (1) Not knowing how much you owe, (2) running out of money, (3) Paying only minimum amount due, (4) exceeding debt limit and credit limits, (5) increases credit limits, (6) using cash advances to pay credit cards (7) Skipping credit payments and (8) refinancing or consolidation.

Only way to get out from excessive debt is cut down on your spending and put the extra money towards your debt payments.

b

Summary Introduction

Case summary:JM is credit manager required to a topic on using credit wisely. Where consumer credit is defined, credit for graduates and resolving budgetary imbalance is explained.

Characters in the case : JM of Vancouver Washington.

Adequate information: JM require to deliver a speech about using credit wisely. He is required to determine consumer credit use of credit by graduates.

To determine: The use of credit by graduates.

Credit managementis an arrangement in which goods, services, can be bought or money is received with a promise to repay at a pre specified date. Credit is a form of contractual agreement between a lender and a borrower. If the lender believes that a potential borrower will repay the money, than credit will be extended.

c

Summary Introduction

Case summary:JM is credit manager required to a topic on using credit wisely. Where consumer credit is defined, credit for graduates and resolving budgetary imbalance is explained.

Characters in the case : JM of Vancouver Washington.

Adequate information: JM require to deliver a speech about using credit wisely. He is required to determine consumer credit use of credit by graduates.

To determine: The use of credit wisely by graduates.

Credit management is an arrangement in which goods, services, can be bought or money is received with a promise to repay at a pre specified date. Credit is a form of contractual agreement between a lender and a borrower. If the lender believes that a potential borrower will repay the money, than credit will be extended. The borrower is expected to live up to the expectation of lender by repaying the lender with specified interest and any other charges.

d

Summary Introduction

Case summary:JM is credit manager required to a topic on using credit wisely. Where consumer credit is defined, credit for graduates and resolving budgetary imbalance is explained.

Characters in the case : JM of Vancouver Washington.

Adequate information: JM require to deliver a speech about using credit wisely. He is required to determine consumer credit use of credit by graduates.

To determine: If credit is a good option to resolve their budget imbalance.

Credit management is an arrangement in which goods, services, can be bought or money is received with a promise to repay at a pre specified date. Credit is a form of contractual agreement between a lender and a borrower. If the lender believes that a potential borrower will repay the money, than credit will be extended. The borrower is expected to live up to the expectation of lender by repaying the lender with specified interest and any other charges.

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