23) Which of the following is not a type of consumer credit? A. Savings accounts B. Automobile loans C. Credit card accounts D. Student loans

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User: 23) Which of the following is not a type of consumer credit? A. Savings accounts B. Automobile loans C. Credit card accounts D. Student loans

Weegy: A. Savings accounts
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User: 24) What are lenders evaluating when they review your sources of income and your expenses? A. collateral B. capacity C. capital D. character

Weegy: A. Capacity
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User: What is the timeframe for removing negative credit information, with the exception of bankruptcies, from a credit report? A. after 7 years B. after 3 years C. after 5 years D. after 10 years

Weegy: The timeframe for removing negative credit information from a credit report is D. after 7 years. Bankruptcies are one exception; they can be reported for 10 years.
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User: Which of the following is not one of the five C's of credit? A. credibility B. conditions C. capacity D. capital

Weegy: The 5 C's of credt are: -Character -Capacity -Capital -Collateral -Conditions
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User: Which of the following is not an advantage of credit cards? A. ability to make remote purchases B. accepted by most retail establishments C. tax advantage D. record keeping

Weegy: C. tax advantage
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User: Which of the following is an advantage credit cards have over other forms of consumer credit? A. Loss of privacy B. Cannot make remote payments C. Most expensive way to borrow D. Easier to return merchandise

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The following is an advantage credit cards have over other forms of consumer credit: Most expensive way to borrow.

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